Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of code/tools/LinuxCodingTools

Timestamp:

Nov 6, 2005, 11:53:19 PM (18 years ago)

Author:

patrick

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code/tools/LinuxCodingTools

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 === KDevelop Project Creation ===
- 1. Start KDevelop and select {{{Project -> Import Existing Project}}}. Choose the repository directory as source directory. As project type choose {{{Generic C++ Application (Automake Base)}}}. This will auto generate the project. There are some settings that you will have to get right to enable KDevelop to compile your program correctly:
+ 1. Start KDevelop and select {{{Project -> Import Existing Project}}}. [[br]]
+    Choose the repository directory as source directory. [[br]]
+    As project type choose {{{Generic C++ Application (Automake Base)}}}. [[br]]
+    This will auto generate the project. There are some settings that you will have to get right to enable KDevelop to compile your program correctly:
  1. Code File Endings: {{{Project->Project Settings->C++ Specific}}} Section: {{{Class Wizard Options::Implementation Suffix}}}: Change it to {{{.cc}}}
- 1. Configure Options: {{{Project->Project Settings->Configure Options}}} Section: {{{Configuration:default, Top Source Directory}}} Choose your source code directory. Do the same for {{{Build Directory}}}. You will be asked if KDevelop should re-run the configure script, yes, make it so! This should work smoothly
-Now you are able to build the source by choosing {{{Build->Build Project}}} or by just hiting the {{{F8}}} key.
+ 1. Configure Options: {{{Project->Project Settings->Configure Options}}} Section: {{{Configuration:default, Top Source Directory}}} Choose your source code directory. [[br]]
+    Do the same for {{{Build Directory}}}. [[br]]
+    You will be asked if KDevelop should re-run the configure script, yes, make it so! This should work smoothly [[br]]
+    Now you are able to build the source by choosing {{{Build->Build Project}}} or by just hiting the {{{F8}}} key.
 
 === KDevelop Misc Configurations ===