Hello,
'cbp2make' is a tool included in CB. It can be used to create additional configuration files, besides it's own included default.
Using a command prompt from CB's installation directory, the following commands:
'cbp2make --config --global' ---> creates profile\.cbp2make\cbp2make.cfg
'cbp2make --config --local' ---> creates profile\cbp2make.cfg
Outside of CB's IDE, the configuration files can be edited with a XML Copy Editor or a normal text editor. Use the command 'cbp2make --help' for help information. Redirect the output to a file if you wish.
'cbp2make' accesses the configuration files in the following order: global,local, default. The default configuration file is used if either of the others is missing.
In my own case, I edited the global configuration file. I stripped out all unnecessary platforms and toolchains, then added (by coping and renaming it) a toolchain for the 64-bit compiler. I haven't done it yet, but I suspect that a batch script could also modify the configuration file(s).
Inside CB, from cbp2make's tool commandline the following command:
--global -in $(project_dir)$(project_filename) -out makefile' ---> creates a makefile in the project's directory.
@BlueHazzard
Your response provided the inspiration for me to follow through on resolving this issue. Again, thank you!
Regards,
Frank
<edit>Removed whitespace.</edit>