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IDE compiles all of source file in project working directory together.
Generally, software engineer saves revision files in same working directory. for example, hello_world_v1.c hello_world_v2.c --> a revision from hello_world_v1.c then engineer want to compile only hello_world_v1.c but IDE compiles all of file. also, the files which user does not include files be included in the project automatically. Could you explain this problem to me?Link Copied
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Hi,
I don't know exactly where the NIOS IDE gets its information to compile everything, but I solved this by changing the extension (from .cc to .bcc for example). With kind regards, Jos- Mark as New
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I want to say something:
If you want to build the certain project,right click on the project and choose build project ;you also set in perspective/preference/build order to fulfill your purpose.- Mark as New
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Did you try to use CVS? it's also integrated into Eclipse...
bye Paolo
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