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Re: New tool for C++ Programming for old cRIOs

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Originally Posted by MultipleMono View Post
I had a different problem, though. At first, I had issues with make, but I set it to use the internal builder by default, and it worked fine.
Can you elaborate? See below for why.

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Moreover, the commands that it tried to run as a post-build step (the ones that make, build, and link the constructors and destructors file) failed on the first step. It seems like eclipse was not honoring the pipe characters. I suspect that there may have been an issue with me having Git's included posix tools in my path, but thought that I tried removing them and it still failed. Then, I noticed that Eclipse seemed to be putting backslashes in front of every double quote.
This is because you swapped to the Internal Builder (I just replicated it here by changing to internal builder from Thunder cRIO Tools builder on a working project, seeing it fail in this manner, then changing it back and seeing it work again).

If you can elaborate on the problem with the Thunder cRIO Tools builder I can look into it.
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