I'm working on a project that has about a dozen static libraries, and a
half-dozen PRCs. I've automated the build process using batch files and
the
'cmdide' command line interface on my WinXPsp2 box, like:
cmdide /t myTargetName /s/r/b/q myProject.mcp
Problem is, when the build is going, the Codewarrior IDE pops up as the
topmost window, obscuring whatever I'm working on. If I shrink it down
and
stick it in the corner of my Windows desktop, it's not quite as obtrusive,
but it still manages to steal the cursor focus from whatever I'm working
on.
Because building my application entails building about 24 different
targets,
each time a new cmdide is launched to build a new target, I have my focus
stolen from me 24 times. It's kind of annoying, is there anything I can
do
to make this a true command-line utility like all my other IDEs? Or,
perhaps somebody knows about a 3rd-party EXE-runner utility that eats all
output from an EXE? That would be nice.
Thanks!
-Jeff Ishaq
PalmOS Certified Developer
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