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- This project is an example of multi-targeting in the new project manager.
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- The two whello.exe targets in the project are mostly similar with two major
- differences: The local options for the first target specifies output
- directories to point to .\out16 and is tagged as Win3.x (16 bit)
- applictation. The second target has local options specifying output
- directories to point to .\out32 and is tagged as a Win32 appliction.
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- The targets were created by
- 1) selecting Project|New Target,
- 2) typing "whello" in the 'Target Name' field,
- 3) selecting 'Standard' from the 'Target Type' list,
- 4) selecting 'Ok'
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- This leads the the standard 'Add Target' dialog where:
- 5) selecting "Windows 3.x (16 bit)" from the 'Platforms' list
- 6) selecting 'Ok'
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- Repeating steps 1-6 for the second target with the exception of step (5)
- where "Win32" was selected from the 'Platforms' list.
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- To redirect output on the first target to the 'out16' directory
- 6) Right click on the first target
- 7) Select 'Local Options' with brings up the Multi-Page-Dialog
- 8) In the 'Directories' section entering 'out16' in the 'Intermediate'
- and 'Final output' fields.
- 9) Select 'Ok'
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- Repeating steps 6-9 for the second target replacing 'out16' with 'out32'
- completes the process.
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- You should note that the source nodes under both executables are copied
- under each target. If you wanted to add a source module you would have to
- do so (in this project) in two places to keep you 16bit and 32bit targets
- in synch. To get relief see the example in the SrcPool directory.
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