Author Topic: Is there a way to set a object file name base on the full name of the source ?  (Read 3082 times)

Offline mrguo

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There are two source files with a same basename in a same directory, such as : "a.cc" and "a.cu", like the sources of mxnet , During the building, there are two object files with a same name "a.o" might generate and overwrite each other, then, a lot of "undefined reference to" errors generated when try to link them together.

My questions : is there a way to set a object file name base on the full name of the source file ? in other words, can I set the C::B and let it compile the "a.cc" to "a.cc.o" and "a.cu" to "a.cu.o" , and link them together ? or is there a way to change the both $object and $link_objects command macros of C::B instead ?

Thanks!

« Last Edit: October 15, 2020, 03:58:09 am by mrguo »

Offline stahta01

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Project -> Properties
Tab: Project Settings
Checkbox: "Object Names Generation"

Tim S.
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Offline mrguo

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Project -> Properties
Tab: Project Settings
Checkbox: "Object Names Generation"

Tim S.

Great, it works!

Thank Tim very much ! and C::B is very nice !