Hiz!

I,m trying to compile some of my little programs and I need to use c99 mode.
If I compile through commandline using -std=c99 I have no problems but I would like to compile within Scribble but I dont know how. I use the project setting menu to enter my needs but with c99 doesnt work.

Do I need to enter it in the makefile?
Can Scribble generate makefiles?
Do I understand Project settings or anything???

mmm I think its all. Thanks mates!

Makefile sounds like a good idea.....

All you can add in Project-Settings is which rules of your makefile will appear as context-menu options on the build-icon (the hammer) + the path to created bin so you can run it from scribble.

From my personal experience it is best for now, to just use Scribble as code editor. I write makefiles by hand and execute them from shell.

I sadly come from windows and Im not good creating makefiles so Ill have to learn. Compiling from Shell these little programs Its no problem.

Thanks for the tips.

Atomic makefile:


Code:

Now a simple "make" in shell should build your code.
Hitting the build button in Scribble should do the same.

edit:
Drat, forum SW .... make sure there is a <tab> before "gcc..", spaces won't work here,

[ Edited by Kronos 02.10.2013 - 21:06 ]

Hey...Thanks Kronos. I was doing something more complicated. Lets try!