Doing Remote Development

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You can build, run, and debug projects on the local host (the system from which you started the IDE) or on a remote host running a UNIX® operating system.

You can define remote development hosts in the Build Tools tab of the Options window. A remote development host contains the system name of the host, a login name, and a password.

To develop a project on a remote host, the project must be on a shared filesystem that is visible on both the local host and the remote host. Typically such a filesystem is shared using NFS or Samba. You can define the mapping between local and remote paths to project source files when you define the remote host.

When you create a project, the current development is selected as the development host for the project. You can change the development host for the project on the Build panel of the Project Properties dialog box.

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Configuring Build Tools
C/C++ Project Properties Dialog Box: Build


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