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Add To Project a directory structure

Anonymous
2009-11-29
2012-09-26
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2009-11-29

    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!

     
  • cpns

    cpns - 2009-11-29

    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

     
  • laxman varada

    laxman varada - 2010-08-16

    hi,

    verify that source files developed under XCode (Mac OX 10.6) compile properly
    in a Windows environment.

    regards,
    phe9oxis,
    http://www.guidebuddha.com

     
  • laxman varada

    laxman varada - 2010-08-16

    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

     

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