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Edit on Mac build and run on Arch Linux
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 7:01 pm
by Mook
Just what the subject says really.
I am building a project on Arch Linux but I would like to edit its source on my mac but when I build the project F7 or run the project F5 it is built and then executes on Arch Linux (maybe using X forwarding) is what I want to do possible? Or am I wasting my time?
Re: Edit on Mac build and run on Arch Linux
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 7:08 pm
by eranif
You can do the edit on your mac, however, the build should be done on the remote server
Read about the workspace mirroring:
http://codelite.org/LiteEditor/SFTP#toc3
To build on the remote machine using CodeLite project over SSH, you can use the
You will need to install CodeLite on both ArchLinux and on your OSX
Here is the command line help for codelite-make:
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C:\Program Files\CodeLite>codelite-make
The value for the option 'w (or workspace)' must be specified.
Usage: codelite-make [/h] /w <str> /c <str> [/d <str>] [/p <str>] [/v] [/e] [/s <str>]
/h, --help show this help message
/w, --workspace=<str> codelite workspace file
/c, --config=<str> configuration name to generate
/d, --command=<str> which command to run? possible values are: build, clean or rebuild. The default is to build
/p, --project=<str> project to build, if non given codelite will build the active project as defined in the workspace
/v, --verbose Run in verbose mode and print all log lines to the stdout/stderr
/e, --execute Instead of printing the command line, execute it
/s, --settings=<str> The full path of the build_settings.xml file.
By default, codelite-make will load the compiler definitions from
%appdata%\codelite\config\build_settings.xml (or the equivalent path on
Unix systems). Passing -s|--settings will override the default search
location
A makefile generator based on codelite's workspace
An example:
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codelite-make --workspace=/home/eran/test/w.workspace --config=Debug --execute
Eran
Re: Edit on Mac build and run on Arch Linux
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 4:02 pm
by Mook
Hi Eran,
Thanks for the reply as this is exactly what I was looking for, and works great.
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Mook