Make programmes on GCCE quickly

[jeffreyRyang]

Everybody is using ABLD BUILD GCCE UREL to compile our programs on GCCE. But if you modify your code and wanna rebuild the programme on GCCE quickly, there is a easy way to do it.

1. Go to epoc32
2. Find a dir named BUILD then enter it
3. For example of HelloWorldBasic on my pc, it is

X:\epoc32\BUILD\Workspace\helloworldbasic\group\HELLOWORLDBASIC\GCCE\

There is a file generated by bldmake, named HELLOWORLDBASIC.GCCE, find it and use the following command:

make -r -s -f HELLOWORLDBASIC.GCCE

Then you can rebuild this program quickly.

Enjoy :)

[Sorcery-ltd]

Hi,

This is not very different from running:
abld target gcce urel
Basically, abld build does several stages and often the one that takes a relatively long time on a small project is making sure the makefiles are up-to-date. If you know you haven't changed your MMP file then you can often get away with just running the target step.

Mark

[lming]

Thank you for your comments.
I agree with Sorcery-ltd.ABLD BUILD will do some check work to make sure to compiling is up-to-date.use make directly maybe will introduce some unnecessary omitting.

[jeffreyRyang]

Thank you guys for responses.

I think you guys misunderstood what I meant. Thinking about this case, if you just modify ONE LINE code, and then wanna get some result on your device, not emulator. I think making Makefile directly is a good way to deploy your SIS quickly. Of course, if you are updating your MMP, ABLD BUILD GCCE UREL is a correct way.