Changes between Version 24 and Version 25 of code/tools/CMake

Timestamp:

May 21, 2013, 2:56:24 PM (11 years ago)

Author:

smerkli

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code/tools/CMake

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 CMake is capable of creating project files for various IDEs so it's easier to integrate the project into the IDE of your choice. The following sections give a quick overview of possible ways to generate these project files. We don't care which (or if any) IDE you use, but we strongly advise you to use one to write clean code quickly and to benefit from code completion and other benefits the IDE provides.
 
+
+=== Using CMake with Eclipse ===
+You can also use CMake to create project files for Eclipse CDT 4.0.[[br]]
+
+'''Note:''' Eclipse does not like your build directory being a sub directory of your source directory. In order to use Eclipse please create a build directory on the same level as your source directory.
+
+To do that use following command (in source directory):
+
+{{{
+$ cd ~/orxonox/
+$ ls
+trunk
+$ mkdir build
+$ cd build
+$ cmake ../trunk -G"Eclipse CDT4 - Unix Makefiles"
+}}}
+
+CMake now generated a fully working Eclipse project: Go to [wiki:EclipseIDE#ImporttoEclipse this site] to learn how to import it.
+
 === Using CMake with KDevelop ===
 
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-=== Using CMake with Eclipse ===
-You can also use CMake to create project files for Eclipse CDT 4.0.[[br]]
-
-'''Note:''' Eclipse does not like your build directory being a sub directory of your source directory. In order to use Eclipse please create a build directory on the same level as your source directory.
-
-To do that use following command (in source directory):
-
-{{{
-$ cd ~/orxonox/
-$ ls
-trunk
-$ mkdir build
-$ cd build
-$ cmake ../trunk -G"Eclipse CDT4 - Unix Makefiles"
-}}}
-
-CMake now generated a fully working Eclipse project: Go to [wiki:EclipseIDE#ImporttoEclipse this site] to learn how to import it.
 
 == Debug CMake paths ==