问题
I am building an embedded C++ project with eclipse. I want to set-up a continuous integration system where a build server would compile and run unit tests each time a commit is made to the github repo.
My problem is that the C++ project uses eclipse for development and I don't know how to automate a build with a .cproject/.project the same way you would do it with a makefile and a CI framework like TravisCI or Jenkins.
I thought I about maybe using the "generate makefile" feature but I don't want to have to regenerate a new makefile each time I make a change on a .project or .cproject file.
Anyone have any suggestions?
回答1:
After some research, I think the best approach is to use what is called a headless build. It takes the .project and .cproject and compiles it.
$ eclipse \
--launcher.suppressErrors \
-nosplash \
-application org.eclipse.cdt.managedbuilder.core.headlessbuild \
-data /path/to/workspace \
-cleanBuild "project/configuration"
The result of the above command is a clean build of the given project configuration from the given workspace.
http://gnuarmeclipse.github.io/advanced/headless-builds/
回答2:
You can rather use a custom Makefile project, than letting Eclipse building a Makefile for you.
You'll need to invest some time to develop a generic build system, that auto detects source files to be included to your build and handles all of their dependencies.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34598087/c-eclipse-project-automatic-build-server