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5 gnU17 iDE
5.7.11 Using an Original Makefile
To perform a build, the original makefiles created by a user may be used instead of those automatically generated
by the
IDE
. This procedure is described below.
(1) In the [C/C++ Projects] or [Navigator] view, select the project you want to build using the makefile you created.
(2) Create a new makefile in the
IDE
or import the makefile you already created. (Refer to Section 5.4.8, "Re-
source Manipulation in a Project.")
If you've already performed a build in the
IDE
, you can use the makefile generated by the
IDE
after correcting
it.
(3) Select [Properties] from the [Project] menu or the context menu of the selected project.
This displays the [Properties] dialog box.
If you created a makefile with the name " <project name>
_gnu17IDE.mak
" or use a corrected version of the
IDE
-generated makefile, steps (4) and (5) described below are required. If you are using a makefile with a different
name and use the
IDE
-generated files for the linker script file (.lds), parameter file (.par), and command file (.cmd),
skip steps (4) and (5) and go to (6).
(4) Select [Builders] from the properties list.
(5) Deselect the [GNU17 File Builder] check box.
The following files will no longer be generated during a build process:
• Makefile ( <project name>
_gnu17IDE.mak
)
• Linker script file ( <project name>
_gnu17IDE.lds
)
• Parameter file ( <project name>
_gnu17IDE.par
)
• Command file ( <project name>
_gnu17IDE.cmd
)
Selecting the [GNU17 File Builder] check box will cause the
IDE
to overwrite these files each time you exe-
cute a build process. If you want to use the files generated by the
IDE
except for the makefile, create a makefile
with other than the name shown above and leave the [GNU17 File Builder] check box selected. Or select the
[GNU17 File Builder] check box before executing a build process and deselect it after the above files have been
generated.