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johu:
Many thanks for the answer, the concept of "virtual target" is what I have in mind, a big point for C::B evaluating IDEs.
J.

mariocup:
CodeBlocks offers also the possibility of using menu actions in scripts which can be assigned in a build target to control the generation of your project. Perhaps in some situation this helps too. Here an example:


--- Code: ---function SetBuildOptions(base)
{
        if(PLATFORM == PLATFORM_MSW)
        {
                local CompilerId = base.GetCompilerID();
                if(CompilerId.Matches(_T("gcc")))
                {
                        local CF = GetCompilerFactory();
                        if(!IsNull(CF))
                        {
                                local Version = CF.GetCompilerVersionString(CompilerId);
//                              LogDebug(Version);
                                // check how this string looks like and compare with 4.2.0
                                local bDoIt = (Version >= _T("4.2.0"));
                                if(bDoIt)
                                {
                                        base.AddCompilerOption(_T("-Wno-attributes"));
                                }
                        }
                }
        }
} // end of SetBuildOptions

--- End code ---

The functions which can be accessed in a script are documented at the CB wiki page.

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: mariocup on August 12, 2009, 11:50:19 am ---CodeBlocks offers also the possibility of using menu actions in scripts

--- End quote ---
Good point. Using build scripts you can achieve what I had mentioned with only one target. But you'll need to read yourself into scripting.

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