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User forums => Using Code::Blocks => Topic started by: hckr83 on January 08, 2006, 04:18:44 am

Title: automatically executing a .bat file at rebuild
Post by: hckr83 on January 08, 2006, 04:18:44 am
Is there anyway to automatically execute a batch file to do things like copy my kernel to a floppy

and one more thing
is there a way to when i click run have it execute a bochs configuration file, so it launches my virtual machine instead of tryign to open the .bin file

edit:
also is there a way to control the order of linking such as, i need asm.o to be linked first or startup.o to be linked first(both will work) but instead it does everything by linking according to date added
edit2:
figred out the problem of order of linking.
appearently the LOWER the priority the sooner it is linked, which too me it should be the higher the priority but anyway
Title: Re: automatically executing a .bat file at rebuild
Post by: Urxae on January 08, 2006, 12:22:17 pm
Is there anyway to automatically execute a batch file to do things like copy my kernel to a floppy

Project -> Build options -> tab "Commands". Can be set at the project or target level.

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and one more thing
is there a way to when i click run have it execute a bochs configuration file, so it launches my virtual machine instead of tryign to open the .bin file

Project -> Set programs' arguments. I think setting the host application to run bochs should do what you want, though it's usually used for libraries :).
Title: Re: automatically executing a .bat file at rebuild
Post by: hckr83 on January 08, 2006, 03:30:33 pm
well that works!
but a pause command freezes up codeblocks

but the host program thing don't work completely
it only works when i do that to the library portion and when i have a temporary batch file to execute the bxrc file
on the binary making target changing it does nothing

but it works much better than what i am doing