HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 32)

Creating a remote makefile project
Remote makefile projects are hosted on a NonStop system where the source files and makefiles
reside. Creating a remote makefile project allows you to edit remote source files and launch builds
from NSDEE. Remote makefile projects are created either from scratch or with the project to build
existing source using existing makefiles.
To create a remote project, from the NonStop Development perspective:
1. Select New
→Remote Makefile Project from the context menu of the NonStop Project Explorer
view.
2. In the Remote Makefile Project wizard ( Figure 1 (page 32) ), enter a name in the Project name:
field.
Figure 1 Remote Makefile Project wizard
3. From the Build system: combo, select a NonStop system for the project location. If a NonStop
system connection is not yet configured, select Edit….
4. Enter the remote OSS or Guardian path where your project will reside in the Project location:
field, or choose Browse… to browse for a location.
5. In the Platform: row, choose either the OSS or Guardian button depending on which platform
you project will reside.
6. Select the Connect to Build System… button to establish a connection to the NonStop system
specified in step 3. The button is disabled if a connection is already established.
7. The Referenced remote makefile projects: list is empty unless previously created remote projects
are in your current workspace. The list allows you to specify other remote projects that must
be built before your current project is built.
8. Select Next > to continue to the Build Settings wizard dialog ( Figure 2 (page 33) ).
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