Project management #2

[Nagy Tamas]

Hello,

I highly agree the previous messages on this topic that a powerful 
project management is vital in a successful developer environment. 
Recently, I had to build a large number of C files under Linux, and I'd 
like to share my experiences with you. I hope this helps you to develop 
a better IDE!

- CodeWarrior (Commercial): it is not convienient to add files to 
projects, and it is not possible (?) for generating multiple libraries 
and executables from different subsets of the same code base...
Simple, but unfriendly GUI... Useable...
- KDevelop: superior for several purposes, but multiple projects and 
targets are not supported (?), and it was strange to generate multiple 
project files... It required to copy the files in the project 
directory, which stops me to use for my purpose. Reason: some of the 
existing files were necessary to include in multiple libraries and 
executable... Another disadvantage was the large number files necessary 
for a project... IMHO KDdevelop is convenient in general GNU 
applications, but not for this purpose....
- RHIDE (not supported?, free): it is strange, but this IDE seemed the 
best for my purpose. Its easy project management, and simple handling 
(single GPR-file) is definitely what I wanted... Unfortunately, 
multiple projects and targets are not allowed, but for single targets 
the project management is superb...
- Makefile (generated by hand): final solution;)

Best regards and comments are welcome,
Tamas

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