Re: [anjuta-list] One more question about Anjuta

[Sébastien Granjoux <seb sfo free fr>]

Hi,


Le 29/02/2016 05:57, Igor Korot a écrit :
> I don't know if you are familiar with MSVC, but this IDE has following setup:
> Top of the tree -> Workspace/Solution
> Underneath -> Project1, Project2, Project3, etc
> Each project has source files and header files.

I know but typically, things works differently on Linux.


> Root of the tree ->
> Branch -> po src
> Under src branch another project branch
> Under that project branch there are source and header files.
>
> So if I want to add a library to a project I should add it to under the root
> branch of the tree, correct?
> And the build dependency will be set automatically or I will have to do
> something extra?

Anjuta doesn't have this notion of Workspace/Solution. It handles only 
projects which could build several executables and/or libraries.

You can put the library anywhere. Typically, on Linux, the libraries are 
outside the projects and shared by the whole system. So, you have to 
install them to make them visible on your system and then you can add 
them to your project in Anjuta in Project->Add a library (the library 
has to be added to your project first and then to the target).

Then if you put the library inside your project, nothing special happen, 
no build dependency will be set and you have to add them manually. There 
is no support in Anjuta for such use case, so you will have to set the C 
compiler and linker flags of your target to set the path to the header 
files and libraries.


Best Regards,

Sébastien