Is there a setting in CLion to have the size of the final executable show after a build?
You can use external tools for it. Please try to do the following:
Edit Run configuration
Add before lunch new action (Run External tool).
For example, you can use size.exe MinGW tool if you on the Windows platform.
<path_to_mingw>\bin\size.exe $CMakeCurrentProductFile$
Run the build configuration
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I have met with some issues in using the toolchain in Eclipse. I need the tool chain for cross compilation purpose
Currently my build method is to use makefile and I always have to
source
export LD=
But is it possible to use the information in for setting up Eclipse CDT.
I have tried to create the C/C++ Settings>Environment variables with the same environments settings as my . However it always run into error when i build
Error: Program "make" not found in PATH
my path in the environmental setup file is as follows:
/opt/R3linux/sysroots/x86_64-R3linuxsdk-linux/usr/bin:/opt/R3linux/sysroots/x86_64-R3linuxsdk-linux/usr/sbin:/opt/R3linux/sysroots/x86_64-R3linuxsdk-linux/bin:/opt/R3linux/sysroots/x86_64-R3linuxsdk-linux/sbin:/opt/R3linux/sysroots/x86_64-R3linuxsdk-linux/usr/bin/../x86_64-R3linuxsdk-linux/bin:/opt/R3linux/sysroots/x86_64-R3linuxsdk-linux/usr/bin/aarch64-R3linux-linux:/opt/R3linux/sysroots/x86_64-R3linuxsdk-linux/usr/bin/aarch64-R3linux-linux-musl:$PATH
Just like to know what is wrong? and what steps have i missed out in configuration steps
REgards
My project is managed by CMake and I use QtCreator as a main IDE.
I want to make QtCreator run make -j number_here command when it launches a build task to speed it up, but I am unable to find a corresponding configuration in QtCreator's project settings UI. I became somewhat lost in all it's settings.
Should I modify CMakeLists.txt file somehow or is it configurable from the QtCreator's UI?
You can configure this in Qt Creator:
Go to: left panel/Projects/Build Settings.
Note: On the left Build & Run, select the build of your targeted "Kit" if you have several.
Build Steps (below CMake options), click Details.
In Tools arguments: add -jnumber_here.
Profit!
ref: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/manual/cmake.1.html#cmdoption-cmake-build-j
I'm developing a C++ application in Code::Blocks.
My program has a few dependencies and has to run under Linux and Windows, this is why
I use Code::Blocks.
Now I'd like to include Travis CI for testing the builds.
On the Travis server, where I have no X11, I won't be able to run Code::Blocks. How can I build my project without Code::Blocks. (Is there a possibility to create "a Makefile" out of the .cbp-file?
This page (Code::Blocks Wiki) mentions there is a --build flag, but you need Code::Blocks & X11. Is there a server way without X11?
You can not run anything which require X11 on Travis, and as far as I know, there is no way to launch a build using Code::Blocks without requiring X11.
The best choice would be to set up your project differently, for example using a Makefile. You will be able to configure Code::Blocks to use your Makefile and also to build on Travis using the make command.
You can also consider using CMake (especially if you are not familiar with Makefile syntax, but not only). This will let you configure your project in a more high level way (compared to a Makefile), and then you will be able to generate a Makefile or a project for the IDE of your choice.
I used cbp2make (C::B Forum entry).
It is quite simple
cbp2make -in project.cbp -out Makefile
and it worked immediatly, even with a more complex configuration
than a simple command line project in Code::Blocks.
It also generates the same build targets as in Code::Blocks. For example make Release would work.
The debian package list shows only a few dependencies, so X11 is not required.
I am trying to automate the packaging process and stop using the GUI using install shield 2009 automation tool.
I have an Install Script Project and seems that there is no Build function in the automation tool that will allow me to Build a single executable image as the GUI has . I have searched to the manual and there is no Build function for Install Script projects.
Is it possible to build this kind of project with the install shield 2009 automation tool?
Thank you in advance
After you change or create your project with the VBscript.You are running the script with the usage of the ISCmdBuild.exe that is located inside the /programFiles/installShield/System in your computer.
With specific flags you say where you want to place your executable.
If your project type is InstallScript，you need ISCmdBuild.exe and ReleasePackager.exe to build a self-extracting executable file from the command line.
I have an application written with Qt (I use VS + Integrator). Need to set an icon for it. I read "Setting the Application Icon" tutorial, but i can't use this method because I have no *.pro file. Googled for an hour and found no solution :( Any suggestions?
Create an application which is simply an empty QMainWindow (or some other widget) and then create a qmake project for it. You can typically do this with:
qmake -project
Then modify the qmake file per the Setting the Application Icon tutorial and rebuild your Makefile by running qmake.
Now examine the commands that are being executed and emulate that process on your build system.
These instructions might work if you're running Visual Studio.