HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 86)

NOTE: Standard Input and Output options and the Launch in background option are ignored
for NSDEE projects. Those options are specific to applications run locally on Windows.
8. To save your new run configuration, you can select Run, which will both save the run
configuration and launch your application. Alternatively, you can select Apply and then Close
to save your run configuration but postpone launching your application.
Launching an application using a saved run configuration
Once you've saved a run configuration, you can reuse it to launch your application without having
to re-specify the details of the launch.
If for example, you named your run configuration CarTest, you could then launch your application
in either of the following ways:
•
Select Run > Run History > CarTest (as shown in Figure 43 (page 86) )
Figure 43 Launching a saved run configuration
•
Select CarTest from the pull-down menu of the run icon in the main tool bar:
Figure 44 Selecting a program to run
Setting build variables
As described in “Environment variables and build variables” (page 40) , build variables are
evaluated by Eclipse prior to launching a build, so any build variables you use in build settings
are evaluated prior to a build. For example, the default argument to the compiler option
–Wsystype=
is the build variable, TARGET_SYSTYPE. TARGET_SYSTYPE is set to either
“guardian” or “oss” when you create a project with managed builds based on the platform you
choose in the new project wizard.
You can change the value of TARGET_SYSTYPE and other build variables using the Build Variables
property page. You can also define your own build variables. For example, to change the value
of the TARGET_SYSTYPE build variable, perform the following steps from the NonStop Development
perspective:
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