The .dev project file is a simple text file, with a very obvious structure. I
suggest that you create a project, and then add a couple of fikles from
different directories, and then open the generated .dev file as a text file
and observe how it handles files in different folders. Then generate a
sourcefile list; most fo teh work can probably be done using the dir
command; eg.@
will create a text file sourcelist.txt containing the fill paths of all .cpp
files in * c:\projects\myproject*. You can then use this list and paste it
into the .dev file and edit it as necessary.
Clifford
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I suggest that you create a project, and then add a couple of fikles from
different directories, and then open the generated .dev file as a text file
and observe how it handles files in different folders. Then generate a
sourcefile list
Hi All,
I'm running DevCPP 4.9.9.2 under Win7 via the SunVB on a Mac pro.
Essentially I want to verify that source files developed under XCode (Mac OX
10.6) compile properly in a Windows environment.
My sources files are organized in deeply nested directory structure so adding
each file at a time is tedious via Project > Add To Project.
Is there a way to add all the files at one, preferably preserving the original
directory structure?
Thanks!
The .dev project file is a simple text file, with a very obvious structure. I
suggest that you create a project, and then add a couple of fikles from
different directories, and then open the generated .dev file as a text file
and observe how it handles files in different folders. Then generate a
sourcefile list; most fo teh work can probably be done using the dir
command; eg.@
c:\projects\myproject>dir /b /s *.cpp > sourcelist.txt
will create a text file sourcelist.txt containing the fill paths of all .cpp
files in * c:\projects\myproject*. You can then use this list and paste it
into the .dev file and edit it as necessary.
Clifford
hi,
verify that source files developed under XCode (Mac OX 10.6) compile properly
in a Windows environment.
regards,
phe9oxis,
http://www.guidebuddha.com
hi,
I suggest that you create a project, and then add a couple of fikles from
different directories, and then open the generated .dev file as a text file
and observe how it handles files in different folders. Then generate a
sourcefile list
regards,
phe9oxis,
http://www.guidebuddha.com