c++.wxwindows - change defule output folder
- Carramba (5/5) Jul 05 2004 hi!
- Arjan Knepper (9/14) Jul 05 2004 Using the IDDE?
- Carramba (6/18) Jul 05 2004 thanx!
- Cesar Rabak (2/33) Jul 05 2004
- Ilya Minkov (4/5) Aug 03 2004 I frankly don't know why people post such "answers" which say totally
hi! how do I change in dmc thatthe output folder (after compilation) would by off my chois? -- Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/
Jul 05 2004
Carramba wrote:hi! how do I change in dmc thatthe output folder (after compilation) would by off my chois?Using the IDDE? Right click on the project -> click 'Settings...' -> choose the 'Directories' tab and change the settings for 'Compiler Output Directory' and 'Target Output Directory' Using the commandline? use the -o<outputfile> flag (Be aware there must NOT be a space between the 'o' and '<outputfile> )! Arjan
Jul 05 2004
thanx! but if there a way (Iam using command line) to make specific directory defult output dir? On Mon, 05 Jul 2004 15:07:15 +0200, Arjan Knepper <arjan ask.me> wrote:Carramba wrote:-- Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/hi! how do I change in dmc thatthe output folder (after compilation) would by off my chois?Using the IDDE? Right click on the project -> click 'Settings...' -> choose the 'Directories' tab and change the settings for 'Compiler Output Directory' and 'Target Output Directory' Using the commandline? use the -o<outputfile> flag (Be aware there must NOT be a space between the 'o' and '<outputfile> )! Arjan
Jul 05 2004
Use a Makefile with all the flags, macros, etc. of your choice. Carramba escreveu:thanx! but if there a way (Iam using command line) to make specific directory defult output dir? On Mon, 05 Jul 2004 15:07:15 +0200, Arjan Knepper <arjan ask.me> wrote:Carramba wrote:hi! how do I change in dmc thatthe output folder (after compilation) would by off my chois?Using the IDDE? Right click on the project -> click 'Settings...' -> choose the 'Directories' tab and change the settings for 'Compiler Output Directory' and 'Target Output Directory' Using the commandline? use the -o<outputfile> flag (Be aware there must NOT be a space between the 'o' and '<outputfile> )! Arjan
Jul 05 2004
Cesar Rabak schrieb:Use a Makefile with all the flags, macros, etc. of your choice.I frankly don't know why people post such "answers" which say totally nothing. -eye
Aug 03 2004