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Replacing compiler settings with a build script?

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colin:
I've proven that the custom makefile is executing the script as it's producing a binary, and i can delete that binary and use Code::Blocks to generate it with the custom makefile.
I get no output in my build log window from the custom makefile execution, and it still tries to run a GCC compile after the custom makefile saying Target is up to date.

When I tried to do this before as a pre-step I could see output from my script in the Build log.

oBFusCATed:
Can you show the log?

colin:
This is all I see...

-------------- Build: Debug in proj.cb.linux_project (compiler: GNU GCC Compiler)---------------

Target is up to date.
Nothing to be done (all items are up-to-date).



When the Build line appears it sits there for a while running my script, then later the message Target is up to date appears.

colin:
Due to lack of activity we have abandonded code::blocks and switched to Eclipse for now.
I will keep an eye on this to see if anyone has anything to add.

Thanks so far for all your suggestions.


Colin.

BlueHazzard:
this seems as you didn't have configured your project right...
can you try to make a rebuild (the circle arrow or Build->Rebuild) and post the full build log (if the project is configured right this should not work ;) )?

greetings

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