Configuring Make and Run on Netbeans for C/C++
I am using Netbeans to work with an existing C/C++ codebase. In order to compile and run files in this codebase, I have to manually configure how Netbeans should invoke Make and and which command it should execute in order to run the result of the compilation. This is done through the option Make, accessible through Properties>Build>Make
To compile the project, I require Netbeans to run the following command:
make S=tests/kkfs
This works fine. Independent of the file that I am modifying on my working tree, it re-compiles this file and all files which depend on it.
Now suppose that I want to run a specific file on my project, called:
test_task.cc
This is where the set up becomes annoying, as I have to manually configure Netbeans to run the following command:
prove -v test/t/amd64_gen/l4f/kkfs/abi/test_task.t
I would like to know if it is possible to extract the name of the file which is currently open on the editor window of Netbeans, or the name of the file that is currently selected with the mouse. This would then give me a variable that contains the string test_task.cc, and I could then do some trick with sed to extract the part of the name that precedes the dot (.), so that I can dynamically provide to Netbeans the target of execution without having to statically set up it for each different file I want to run.
Any ideas on how I can do that?
c++ netbeans compilation
asked Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Diego Dias
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I am using Netbeans to work with an existing C/C++ codebase. In order to compile and run files in this codebase, I have to manually configure how Netbeans should invoke Make and and which command it should execute in order to run the result of the compilation. This is done through the option Make, accessible through Properties>Build>Make
To compile the project, I require Netbeans to run the following command:
make S=tests/kkfs
This works fine. Independent of the file that I am modifying on my working tree, it re-compiles this file and all files which depend on it.
Now suppose that I want to run a specific file on my project, called:
test_task.cc
This is where the set up becomes annoying, as I have to manually configure Netbeans to run the following command:
prove -v test/t/amd64_gen/l4f/kkfs/abi/test_task.t
I would like to know if it is possible to extract the name of the file which is currently open on the editor window of Netbeans, or the name of the file that is currently selected with the mouse. This would then give me a variable that contains the string test_task.cc, and I could then do some trick with sed to extract the part of the name that precedes the dot (.), so that I can dynamically provide to Netbeans the target of execution without having to statically set up it for each different file I want to run.
Any ideas on how I can do that?
c++ netbeans compilation
asked Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Diego Dias
4616
add a comment |
I am using Netbeans to work with an existing C/C++ codebase. In order to compile and run files in this codebase, I have to manually configure how Netbeans should invoke Make and and which command it should execute in order to run the result of the compilation. This is done through the option Make, accessible through Properties>Build>Make
To compile the project, I require Netbeans to run the following command:
make S=tests/kkfs
This works fine. Independent of the file that I am modifying on my working tree, it re-compiles this file and all files which depend on it.
Now suppose that I want to run a specific file on my project, called:
test_task.cc
This is where the set up becomes annoying, as I have to manually configure Netbeans to run the following command:
prove -v test/t/amd64_gen/l4f/kkfs/abi/test_task.t
I would like to know if it is possible to extract the name of the file which is currently open on the editor window of Netbeans, or the name of the file that is currently selected with the mouse. This would then give me a variable that contains the string test_task.cc, and I could then do some trick with sed to extract the part of the name that precedes the dot (.), so that I can dynamically provide to Netbeans the target of execution without having to statically set up it for each different file I want to run.
Any ideas on how I can do that?
c++ netbeans compilation
asked Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Diego Dias
4616
I am using Netbeans to work with an existing C/C++ codebase. In order to compile and run files in this codebase, I have to manually configure how Netbeans should invoke Make and and which command it should execute in order to run the result of the compilation. This is done through the option Make, accessible through Properties>Build>Make
To compile the project, I require Netbeans to run the following command:
make S=tests/kkfs
This works fine. Independent of the file that I am modifying on my working tree, it re-compiles this file and all files which depend on it.
Now suppose that I want to run a specific file on my project, called:
test_task.cc
This is where the set up becomes annoying, as I have to manually configure Netbeans to run the following command:
prove -v test/t/amd64_gen/l4f/kkfs/abi/test_task.t
I would like to know if it is possible to extract the name of the file which is currently open on the editor window of Netbeans, or the name of the file that is currently selected with the mouse. This would then give me a variable that contains the string test_task.cc, and I could then do some trick with sed to extract the part of the name that precedes the dot (.), so that I can dynamically provide to Netbeans the target of execution without having to statically set up it for each different file I want to run.
Any ideas on how I can do that?
c++ netbeans compilation
c++ netbeans compilation
asked Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Diego Dias
4616
asked Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Diego Dias
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edited Nov 23 '18 at 10:00
asked Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Diego Dias
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Diego Dias
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
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