Using multiple compilers with a single project or makefile

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2 comments, last by Houdini 18 years, 7 months ago
Does anyone know of a multi-platform IDE where you can use multiple compilers compiling against the same project file? For my current project we have two developers, myself coding/compiling on a Windows box using VC++ 7.1 and the other on a Linux box using g++ 3.4.2. I downloaded a trial version SlickEdit for both Windows and Linux, and created a single GNU C/C++ project file. This allows us to use the same IDE and project file, which is great, but I am unable to modify it so we can use multiple compilers against the same project file. I'm hesitant to switch to makefiles, because if I understand correctly we'd need to manually add any new files we added to the project to that makefile, and we'd probably need different makefiles per compiler anyways. Does anyone know of any solutions to this problem? - Houdini
- Houdini
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Code::Blocks?
Alternately you can try using SCons, which should automagically switch compilers between computers.
Thanks guys, I'll give each a look!


- Houdini
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