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jtorjo
Hi all,
I'm happy to announce the first version of "Cross Builder":
http://www.torjo.com/cb/
In short, Cross Builder allows you to build C++ projects very easy.
In addition to that, it allows you to modify various compiler settings
in a simple and straightforward way.
Cross Builder's purpose is to make it as easy as possible
for you to build your projects with *any* C++ compiler.
Or, put in other words, *one click*.
Compiler settings apply hierarchically.
This is a very powerful mechanism, and once you see it at work, you'll
simply love it!
When you modify a setting, you modify it for:
* a HDD directory or file
* a configuration (such as "Debug", "Release", etc.)
* a compiler (such as "All compilers", "MSVC" (all MS compilers), "VC
7.1", etc)
* its sub-compilers
* its HDD sub-directories
....until it's overridden.
Screenshots and possibility to download:
http://www.torjo.com/cb/
As a side-node, in the near future, I will also post the source-code
for the first version of CB.
Feedback is welcome.
Best,
John
I'm happy to announce the first version of "Cross Builder":
http://www.torjo.com/cb/
In short, Cross Builder allows you to build C++ projects very easy.
In addition to that, it allows you to modify various compiler settings
in a simple and straightforward way.
Cross Builder's purpose is to make it as easy as possible
for you to build your projects with *any* C++ compiler.
Or, put in other words, *one click*.
Compiler settings apply hierarchically.
This is a very powerful mechanism, and once you see it at work, you'll
simply love it!
When you modify a setting, you modify it for:
* a HDD directory or file
* a configuration (such as "Debug", "Release", etc.)
* a compiler (such as "All compilers", "MSVC" (all MS compilers), "VC
7.1", etc)
* it sub-configurationsFrom then on, this setting will apply to all:
* its sub-compilers
* its HDD sub-directories
....until it's overridden.
Screenshots and possibility to download:
http://www.torjo.com/cb/
As a side-node, in the near future, I will also post the source-code
for the first version of CB.
Feedback is welcome.
Best,
John