Closed johschmitz closed 5 years ago
Yes, there is a special command for building all. Search for 'Build current project' to build all targets in a project.
With the Makefile generator, CMake doesn't report the all target.
Could that be added to the status bar selection as a special target so one can execute it by pressing F7? Actually it should be some kind of default when pressing F7 I think, because in most CMake projects one just calls a simple make to build it.
Christoph Seitz notifications@github.com schrieb am Sa., 27. Apr. 2019, 10:58:
Yes, there is a special command for building all. Search for 'Build current project' to build all targets in a project.
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Hey, I think about adding it. In the mean time, you can change your keybindigns or use Shift + F7
, which is build all.
I added the all target to the list in the status bar.
This extension seems to be unable to find the default target. My CMake generated Makefile begins like this:
However the default target (all) is not available in the status bar menu of the extension.