HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 150)

For your convenience, OSS man pages for many tools are available via Help
→Help Contents under
the entry for NonStop Cross-Compilers and Tools man pages. Cross compilers and tools use almost
all the same options as the native OSS versions of the same tools. PC-specific options are
documented in the help file provided with NonStop cross compilers and tools. You can also access
PC-specific help from the top-level page for NonStop Cross-Compilers and Tools man Pages using
the View buttons. Cross compiler documentation is also available as part of the cross-compiler
product.
NOTE: Due to CDT limitations, remote settings (such as those for the Deploy tool and for SQL
options for specifying NonStop systems) are disabled in the Tool Settings page. To change values
for remote settings, use the Settings (Remote) page.
Build Steps page
The Build Steps tabbed page lets you specify commands to be invoked prior to and after builds.
For details, see the C/C++ Development User Guide.
Build Artifact page
The Build Artifact tabbed page lets you change the default setting for the name used for final build
output. For executable projects, for example, the default final build output is named
{$ProjName}.txe
. For details, see the C/C++ Development User Guide.
Binary Parsers
The Binary Parsers page lets you choose which binary parsers are used to access information
about binaries (source files and methods) for display in the NonStop Project Explorer view when
you expand a binary object in a project. Typically, you should not need to alter this page. For
details, see the C/C++ Development User Guide.
Error Parsers
The Error Parsers page lets you choose which parsers are run on build output. These parsers look
for errors and warnings and, when found, add them to the Problems view along with relevant
information about the errors and warnings such as the source locations they are associated with.
Typically, you should not need to alter this page. For details, see the C/C++ Development User
Guide.
Settings (Remote)
The Settings (Remote) property page provides all tool options for remote settings for local projects
as well as deploy makefile target options. Depending on whether your project includes SQL tools,
two-to-four group boxes display on the Settings (Remote) page. This section describes each of the
group boxes.
NOTE: NonStop systems, destinations, and user IDs specified on this page are used to set a
number of environment variables available during builds. For details, see “NSDEE_DEPLOY_SYSTEM,
NSDEE_DEPLOY_USER, NSDEE_DEPLOY_DEST, NSDEE_DEPLOY_FILENAME” (page 49) .
Deploy Target Settings group
You can use the Deploy Target Settings group to provide a custom deploy target name. For details,
see
“Creating custom deploy targets ” (page 118) . You can also use this group to specify pre-deploy
and post-deploy build targets for both managed builds and makefile projects. For details, see
“Running commands before and after deployment” (page 64) .
System for SQL/MX Compile group
This group is available for SQL/MX projects only. Use it to specify the NonStop system and SQL
compilation location.
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