For me as a developer, it would save a lot of time, if the Assistant itself offered me an option to build my projects directly. Therefore, I propose a "Build" button in the project view.
The button might work as follows:
- If a makefile is present (i.e. a file named makefile, Makefile or make.bat on Windows), then simply run
make. If a directory build/ already exists, then check there as well.
- If a CMake file is present (i.e. a file named CMakeLists.txt), create a subdirectory build/, run
cmake .. there, and then run make.
For me as a developer, it would save a lot of time, if the Assistant itself offered me an option to build my projects directly. Therefore, I propose a "Build" button in the project view.
The button might work as follows:
make. If a directory build/ already exists, then check there as well.cmake ..there, and then runmake.