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1 year 9 months ago #15140
by Chad Adams
Cross Build - Windows32/64/Linux 32/64 was created by Chad Adams
I am crossbuilding fine. However, I am building 4 targets, win32/64 and linux 32/64.
how can i automate my build ide so when i hit CTL-F9 it builds all 4 targets without manually building each? Or can I?
how can i automate my build ide so when i hit CTL-F9 it builds all 4 targets without manually building each? Or can I?
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1 year 9 months ago - 1 year 9 months ago #15141
by Sternas Stefanos
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Replied by Sternas Stefanos on topic Cross Build - Windows32/64/Linux 32/64
Mothod 1: Multi-Modes Project
a) Go to your project Options => "Compiler Options" and click on Modes button.
b) ADD and rename ALL Build Modes you want. Leave "Default" Mode for HostOS Build.
c) Setup your Mutli-Modes Project
--"Config and Target"
--"Additions and Overrides"
--etc
for every "Mode" you project has.
d) Go to TyphonIDE=>Run=>"Compile many Modes"
--select the "Modes" you want to build
--and click on "OK" button
TyphonIDE will try to build ALL selected "Modes"
Mothod 2: Multi-Project
a) You can save your project with different name and options like:
--project-i386-linux-gtk
--project-86_64-linux-gtk
--project-win32
--project-win64
b) Create a new CT Multi-Project with the above projects
c) Open your Multi-Project and build anything you want.
Mothod 3: Multi-Project with Multi-Modes Projects
The combination of above Method1 and Method2....
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a) Go to your project Options => "Compiler Options" and click on Modes button.
b) ADD and rename ALL Build Modes you want. Leave "Default" Mode for HostOS Build.
c) Setup your Mutli-Modes Project
--"Config and Target"
--"Additions and Overrides"
--etc
for every "Mode" you project has.
d) Go to TyphonIDE=>Run=>"Compile many Modes"
--select the "Modes" you want to build
--and click on "OK" button
TyphonIDE will try to build ALL selected "Modes"
Mothod 2: Multi-Project
a) You can save your project with different name and options like:
--project-i386-linux-gtk
--project-86_64-linux-gtk
--project-win32
--project-win64
b) Create a new CT Multi-Project with the above projects
c) Open your Multi-Project and build anything you want.
Mothod 3: Multi-Project with Multi-Modes Projects
The combination of above Method1 and Method2....
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PilotLogic Architect and Core Programmer
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1 year 8 months ago #15142
by Chad Adams
Replied by Chad Adams on topic Cross Build - Windows32/64/Linux 32/64
Thanks I got it working!
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