Run/Debug Configuration: Makefile Target
Item | Description |
|---|---|
Makefile | Set the path to the |
Targets | Specify a space-separated list of targets. For example, |
Arguments | Provide additional arguments if required. |
Working directory | Specify the working directory to be used for running the application. This directory is the starting point for all relative input and output paths. By default, the field contains the directory where the project file resides. To specify another directory, click
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Environment variables | Create environment variables and specify their values. For more information, refer to Adding environment variables. |
and select the directory.Go to . Alternatively, press , then .
In the dialog that opens, select a configuration where you want to pass the arguments and add the environment variables.
Type the arguments in the Argument field. The arguments should be separated with spaces or new lines.
Click
to expand the text field, so you can view and edit the arguments as a list.In the Environment variables field, type the variable name and value:
<name>=<value>. If you add several variables, they should be separated with semicolons.Alternatively, click
and add the variable name and value to the User environment variables list.In the dialog that opens, you can also see the list of available system environment variables. Clear the System environment variables checkbox if you don't want to use the system environment variables for the selected configuration.
You can reference existing variables, including the parent environment variables, using the
$VAR$syntax. Note that such references are case-sensitive: for example,PATH=xxx:$PATH$for Linux/macOS andPath=xxx;$Path$for Windows.