I am developing on a Windows machine using Eclipse in C code. All files are physically located on a Linux server. I use Eclipse only for editing and viewing code. When I want to compile, I open a terminal and telnet for a Linux server, from which I call a file that sets several variables and ultimately calls the make command.
The server is pretty busy. Then I would like to compile locally [and then just ftp these executables back to the Linux machine so that I can execute them .. if Eclipse can't do it on my own :)) any idea how this can be done? I am not very good at using Eclipse or the OS ... so if you could answer and explain what I should do. I would really appreciate it ...
I changed the Build command in the Project Properties menu by simply calling the script file on the server, which I usually call to compile ... It looked pretty simple .. well ... it was too good to be true .. and of course it didn't work! I get this error if I use the default “make” (the “make” program cannot be started: the launch failed) .... upon receipt (the “T: \ compile” program cannot be started: the launch failed) if I will try to call my script file, which I use to compile ...
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