C
call_me_anything
hi,
We have a big project thats built on several platforms and has a huge
number of files - common and platform specific files.
It compiles well if compiled through command line by its makefile.
But we would like to use some c/c++ IDE like Dev-C++ to ease the
development process.
Problem is to add all the files spread all over the place to the Dev-C+
+ project, including the windows specific ones and excluding the
others.
Can I instruct Dev-C++ to do all this automatically for me by just
looking at the "all" target of the makefile ?
Can it be done through some other IDE ?
Or is there some makefile helper tool out there which can bridge the
gap between makefile and the IDE ?
We have a big project thats built on several platforms and has a huge
number of files - common and platform specific files.
It compiles well if compiled through command line by its makefile.
But we would like to use some c/c++ IDE like Dev-C++ to ease the
development process.
Problem is to add all the files spread all over the place to the Dev-C+
+ project, including the windows specific ones and excluding the
others.
Can I instruct Dev-C++ to do all this automatically for me by just
looking at the "all" target of the makefile ?
Can it be done through some other IDE ?
Or is there some makefile helper tool out there which can bridge the
gap between makefile and the IDE ?