1.ビルドの設定がどのようにC/C++ Editorで反映されますか？
1.ビルドの設定がどのようにC/C++ Editorで反映されますか？
A common question raised by TrueSTUDIO users concerns active build configuration and its reflection in the C/C++ editor. More explicitly this may concern symbols only valid for one of the different build configurations in a project. Let us take a look at a code example:#ifdef RELEASE
#include "release_cfg.h"
#elseif DEBUG
#include "debug_cfg.h"
#endif
Lets say that RELEASE is the DEFAULT build configuration!
DEBUG is as symbol only valid when active build configuration is: DEBUG
RELEASE is as symbol only valid when active build configuration is: RELEASE
When switching build configuration from RELEASE (default) to DEBUG, the C/C++ Editor will still gray out '#include "debug_cfg.h"', 'while "#include release_cfg.h"' looks to be active. The build output itself will however reflect the active build configuration.
Users experienced with CDT in an Eclipse-based IDE most likely recognise this default behaviour, however it may seem a bit odd to new users. If user rather would like to have the C/C++ Editor reflecting the actual active build configuration, this can be set at project level in the project properties.
- Go to your project properties.
- Branch to: C/C++ General --> Indexer
- Check "Enable Project specific settings"
- Switch ro radio button "Use active build configuration"
Your C/C++ Editor should now reflect the active build configuration, which may be more intuitive for some TrueSTUDIO users.