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thomas:
This is exactly what targets are good for :)

And the good thing is you can even build several of them at the same time and have each one produce an executable with a distinct name.

If you have only one file though, then you are off easier by using the "Compile current file" from the menu bar.

rickg22:
In another discussion we agreed to add "configuration" support for projects / targets after 1.0 is released. i.e. a target could have a "debug" or "release" configuration.

spoofer:

--- Quote from: rickg22 on October 24, 2005, 07:29:58 am ---In another discussion we agreed to add "configuration" support for projects / targets after 1.0 is released. i.e. a target could have a "debug" or "release" configuration.

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This is exactly what I needed. Great!

hcye:
It works great! I am new user and I am sure there are many gems like this in there!

(Just a small observation: The target file list includes both .cpp and .h files --- the latter can be excluded to shorten the list, I think.)

Urxae:

--- Quote from: hcye on October 24, 2005, 08:30:08 am ---(Just a small observation: The target file list includes both .cpp and .h files --- the latter can be excluded to shorten the list, I think.)

--- End quote ---

Didn't you hear? Precompiled headers are now supported! :D
Oh, and it's not only those two file types, but all files you add to your project. If you add images or textfiles or whatever else, they'll show up there too.

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