Closed werling closed 5 months ago
Ok I see the problem. The library I'd like to compile uses in the Makefile the variables CXX and CC for the compiler selection. Is there a way in gcc-make-run to add make flags? I don't see it in the settings. There is a variable in the code, but it only can be set to -B if unconditional build is activated.
mkFlags = if @shouldUncondBuild() then '-B' else ''
# make
cmd = "\"#{mk}\" #{mkFlags} -f \"#{info.base}\""
Ok I changed it by myself. I also added a checkbox to disable automatic execution of the build.
I can provide the changed file, if somebody is interested. Its especially useful for cross building
It's a bit late, but I don't quite understand your issue.
In the setting page there is two options namely gcc Compiler and g++ Compiler where you can choose another compiler.
Also I don't think disable automatic execution of the build matches the idea of this extension because it aims to compile/make and run, not just compile. 😂
Create Plug-in! But there is one small issue: I'd like to choose a different compiler, but the program always compiles with default c++ and gcc. What im doing wrong? Also adding the compiler variables CXX and CC has no impact.
/Edit: Ok it only doesn't work if I select a Makefile. There it always uses the default compiler.