HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 31)

Figure 3 Properties for MakeCar project
Not all project properties are specific to building your project. Those that are specific to builds
typically have the Configuration: combo box shown in
Figure 3 (page 31) , which allow you to
choose the configuration whose settings you want to view or modify. The entries under C/C++
Build allow you to configure different aspects of your builds.
Table 2 (page 31) lists a brief summary of what you can configure using each entry under the
C/C++ build node.
Table 2 Property pages for builds
Description Property Page
Use this page to define or change Eclipse build variables. These variables are resolved before
creating makefiles. Build Variables
This page is useful only for projects with SQL tools. It lets you provide an alternate path for SQL
statement files. For details, see
“Removing erroneous errors and warnings in C/C++ editors”
(page 91) .
Discovery Options
Use this page to set environment variables prior to a build. These settings can be read by external
tools, such as make. Environment
Optionally use to write build output to a log. Logging
Use this page to specify options to be passed to cross compilers and other tools. Settings
Use this page to specify options specific to remote systems to cross compilers and other tools. Settings (Remote)
Use this page to change which types of tools are used to build a project. Tool Chain Editor
Use this page to change the locations for tools used during builds. Tool Locations
The following sections examine the Settings, Build Variable, and Environment pages in more detail.
Changing tools options using the Settings property page
Use the Settings page to change options passed to compilers and tools. For example, if you created
either the Car or GeneralCpp project in a previous section, you can add the missing include
directive by performing the following steps from the NonStop Development perspective:
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