Wide Studio Application Builder User's Guide

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How to build project



How to build project

You need to build to execute your application. The application builder builds project automatically,and generates an executable. Select [Build all] or [Rebuild] of the [Build] menu, [Rebuild] cleans project:(deletes object files,executable), and compiles it from the first.



[Building a project]

  • Build all
    The application builder compiles only modified files, so it is done speedy.
  • Rebuild
    The application builder compiles all files. if a header file which is included by most files is modified, it requires [Bebuild].
When compilation begins, compilation window is indicated as follows. it shows information from the compiler and linker.
You can confirm whether there are compile errors.



[A view of compilation window]



How to appoint header path and library path

You can appoint header path, mode of compilation, specification of flag, a library to link and so on. Select [Project settings] of the [Project] menu and Select [Compiling] or [Linking] tab of the following dialog.



[Settings for the compiler and linker]

You can appoint the following items.
  • Include path
    Appoint path of header files. In case of an ordinary compiler of UNIX, You can appoint it as follows.
    -Ipath1 -Ipath2 ...
  • Compliler flags
    Appoint flags for compiler.
  • Compile mode
    You can select normal mode or debugging mode.
  • Class library
    You can select whether it generates normal executable or class library (shared library).
  • Compiler
    You can appoint your favorite compiler.
  • Libraries
    Appoint path of libraries for linking. In case of an ordinary linker of UNIX, You can appoint it as follows.
    -Lpath1 -Lpath2 ... -llibrary1 -llibrary2 ...
  • Linker flags
    Appoint flags for linker.
  • Linker
    You can appoint your favorite linker.
  • Debugger
    You can appoint your favorite debugger.

Document Release 1.3

For Use with Wide Studio Release 1.3, Summer 2001


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