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Hello,
I found that in some projects the .exe is output to a map called "Debug_Build", while in most cases it is output to "Debug". I cannot find where in the Project Options this is set (or if it is set there at all). Where would that be determined? I use RAD Studio 2010.
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Hi Alexander
Alexander Stols wrote:
Hello,
I found that in some projects the .exe is output to a map called
"Debug_Build", while in most cases it is output to "Debug". I cannot find
where in the Project Options this is set (or if it is set there at all). Where
would that be determined? I use RAD Studio 2010.
Project->Options->Directories and Conditionals: Final output directory = .
Will put the exe in the same directory as the project file
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Project->Options->Directories and Conditionals: Final output directory = .
Will put the exe in the same directory as the project file
Yes, I know that, but that is not my problem. When I remove the dot in the final putput directory the compiler creates its own output directory, the name of which depends on wether a debug or a release version is compiled. In almost all cases the names are "Debug" and "Release", but on rare occasions the names are "Debug_Build" and "Release_Build". My question is why this is so. Why is it not ALWAYS "Debug" and "Release" ??
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Edited by: Alexander Stols on Jun 7, 2014 1:20 PM |
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El 07/06/2014 22:20, Alexander Stols escribió:
Project->Options->Directories and Conditionals: Final output directory = .
Will put the exe in the same directory as the project file
Yes, I know that, but that is not my problem. When I remove the dot in the final putput directory the compiler creates its own output directory, the name of which depends on wether a debug or a release version is compiled. In almost all cases the names are "Debug" and "Release", but on rare occasions the names are "Debug_Build" and "Release_Build". My question is why this is so. Why is it not ALWAYS "Debug" and "Release" ??
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Edited by: Alexander Stols on Jun 7, 2014 1:20 PM
Did you upgraded those projects (with "Debug_Build" and "Release_Build")
from an old version?
I remember BCB 2007 naming the folders that way. |
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Did you upgraded those projects (with "Debug_Build" and "Release_Build")
from an old version?
I remember BCB 2007 naming the folders that way.
Yes I did. I was just thinking along those lines since my old projects done in 2007 all have the "*_Build" type maps. Should I edit the project file or make a complete new project?
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El 07/06/2014 22:38, Alexander Stols escribió:
Did you upgraded those projects (with "Debug_Build" and "Release_Build")
from an old version?
I remember BCB 2007 naming the folders that way.
Yes I did. I was just thinking along those lines since my old projects done in 2007 all have the "*_Build" type maps. Should I edit the project file or make a complete new project?
You can change them in the Project Options |
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You can change them in the Project Options
But I don't see where...
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El 07/06/2014 22:41, Alexander Stols escribió:
You can change them in the Project Options
But I don't see where...
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Menu Project -> Options
-> Directories and Conditionals
Select a Build Configuration in the combo box
Modify the "Final output directory" and "Intermediate output" options as
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Menu Project -> Options
-> Directories and Conditionals
Select a Build Configuration in the combo box
Modify the "Final output directory" and "Intermediate output" options as
you prefer
Thank you Antonio, I see it now. I struggled with the two optset files before, couldn't set them as I wished, but that will be fine some time soon I hope.
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Hi Alexander
Alexander Stols wrote:
Did you upgraded those projects (with "Debug_Build" and "Release_Build")
from an old version?
I remember BCB 2007 naming the folders that way.
Yes I did. I was just thinking along those lines since my old projects done in
2007 all have the "*_Build" type maps. Should I edit the project file or make
a complete new project?
It is always recommended NOT to auto upgrade projects, but instead create
a new project and then add all source files to that new project.
Best regards
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It is always recommended NOT to auto upgrade projects, but instead create
a new project and then add all source files to that new project.
Yes I know, but possibly I didn't know yet when I was converting this particular project. Thanks for your comments, Asger.
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