NAB plug-in for MWT user guide June 21, 2006 |
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Chapter 4 Compile and Build | > 4.1 Setting Up a Build Environment |
You can specify the build target in the [Project Properties] dialog box.
The following table lists build target settings that can be made.
Item |
Description |
Native |
An application that runs on the development host machine is made the build target. If a project is moved to another platform, the project will retain platform-dependent compiler/linker setting data. Therefore, to build the project after moving it to the other platform, first select [Platform compatible], download platform-dependent data, and then build it. For example, this applies to building a project for the native target created on a WIN32 platform. |
Platform compatible |
Platform-independent target type. This type is used for a build as the native target of a platform on the build host. For example, a project would be built for WIN32 as though it were built on a WIN32 platform, or it would be built for Linux as though it were built on a Linux platform. |
Other |
Type used for a build as the build target according to OS and CPU settings |
The procedure to do this is explained below.
The appropriate build target to be selected depends on the platform used.
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