What is the difference between the project types? | The IDE has these project types:
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How portable are the project types? | The metadata files that should be stored with the project in source
control are:
Note: Metadata (workspace/.metadata) should never be stored
in source control.
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Are projects portable between different versions of the IDE? | Projects are portable between different versions of the IDE; however, see the Release Notes for any known issues regarding the import process. |
For an existing project without metadata, what's the best method to import it into the IDE? | To import an existing project into the IDE, use the Import wizard ( ). Alternately, you can create a linked folder; however, the IDE won't copy any of its source code. |
How should complex development scenarios be organized? | Typically, you should organize your projects such that there is one binary/shared library per project (including all multiplatform and debug variants). |
How can I add dependencies between projects? | You can add multiple projects to a QNX C/C++ container project and set the order in which those projects build. You can also reference other projects or files. Typically, you should add an explicit dependency on particular types, such as shared libraries. |
Can more than one executable be created in the same project? | If you use a Makefile project, you can create more than one executable for the same project. |