Use this tab to specify some basic properties about your project.
- Installation directory
- The directory where the make install process copies the binaries that it builds.
- Target base name
- The filename of the library or executable that you're creating. For example, it's the name that will appear between the lib prefix and the "." extension, and it's typically suffixed by patterns such as _g for debug, _foo for a variant named foo and so on. For more information about recursive Makefile naming conventions, see the Conventions for Recursive Makefiles and Directories chapter in the QNX Neutrino Programmer's Guide.
- Use file name
- The name of the file that puts the use message into the binary. This is the header in the binary that the usemsg command looks for in order to print out the message.