To edit the build behavior, open the project properties and click C/C++
Build in the left pane and the Behavior tab in the right
pane.
Table 1. C/C++ Build: Behavior settings
| Settings |
Description |
| Build settings |
Select the type of build arguments used. Options:
- Use standard build arguments: Specify the build options:
- Stop on first build error: This option stops the
build at the first encountered error. The option is enabled by default and
read-only.
- Enable parallel build: Keep this option enabled to
speed up the compilation by using parallel jobs. Configure the number of
parallel jobs:
- Use optimal jobs (4): Use the default number of
four jobs.
- Use parallel jobs: Specify the number of parallel
jobs by the number of CPU on your machine.
- Use unlimited jobs: Enable the builder to produce
as many jobs as required by the build.
- Use custom build arguments: Specify the build options to be
added to the build command.
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| Workbench Build Behavior |
Specify the settings to be used by the builder when instructed to build, rebuild,
or clean the project.
- Build on resource save (Auto build): Enable this option
to rebuild the project whenever the project resources are saved. Click
Variables to specify the path of the build target.
- Build (incremental build): Enable this option to create
incremental builds. Click Variables to specify the path of
the build target to be incremented.
- Clean: Enable this option to clean the project before
rebuilding it. Click Variables to specify the path of the
build target.
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