topic Re: artifact name in CodeWarrior Development Tools

artifact name

stefanomanca — Mon, 30 May 2016 11:20:08 GMT

Hi, can I set the artifact name from code source, using for example a directive?Thanks.

Re: artifact name

TICS_Fiona — Wed, 01 Jun 2016 08:22:47 GMT

Hello stefano

User can use the Build Artifacts properties tab to specify build artifact information, such as the type and name, that gets built by the selected build configuration.

Can it meet your request? If not, could you please give more details of the purpose to set artifact name from code source? Thank you very much!

Best Regards

Fiona Kuang

TIC - Technical Information Center

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Re: artifact name

stefanomanca — Wed, 01 Jun 2016 09:09:11 GMT

Hi, I need change the artifac name by source code because of changing the elf name for diferent flashing product name.

For example

//#define PN1 1//#define PN2 2

#define PRODUCT_NAME PN2

#if PRODUCT_NAME==PN1 #define DELAY 100

#elif PRODUCT_NAME==PN2 #define DELAY 200

#endif

I wish when I build that elf name to be PN2

thank you.

Messaggio originale----

Da: "TICS_Fiona" <admin@community.freescale.com>

Data: 01/06/2016 10.23

A: "stefano manca"<smec@inwind.it>

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