Editing build descriptor options in the Build Descriptor part

The build descriptor options you set in the build descriptor part control the debugging and generation processes. You can specify build descriptor options by following these steps:
  1. Locate the EGL build file you want to work with in the Project Explorer view. To find it, open the EGL Source folder, and look for a file with the extension "eglbld". Double-click the build file to open it in the EGL Build Parts Editor. The editor opens one of the Build Descriptor parts in the General Options view. The Build Descriptor part that the editor opens depends on the type of project you are working on.
  2. The Outline view is located by default in the lower left corner of the workbench. If you do not have the Outline view open, click Window > Show View > Other > General > Outline. The Outline view shows all the Build Descriptor parts in the build file; the current part is highlighted. Double click any other part to open it.
  3. In the General Options view of the Build Parts Editor, a table on the left lists the available build descriptor options. By default, the check box next to Show only specified options is selected. This limits the number of options shown. You can also limit which options are shown by choosing a target system, or Debug, from the Build option filter list. If you want to see all available build descriptor options, clear the Show only specified options check box and select All from the Build option filter list.
  4. To edit the build descriptor option values, click once to select an option. Click a second time to make the Value field editable. For options that have specific value settings, the second click activates a drop-down list of available values. For build descriptor options that require a string value, the second click opens an editable field. Some options allow you to enter a symbolic parameter instead of an actual value.
  5. Optionally, you can create a chain of different Build Descriptor parts, so that they are processed in sequence. This allows you to set some build descriptor options that are valid for many tasks, while leaving some that can be set for specific tasks or environments. If you want to create or continue a chain of build descriptors, specify the name of the next build descriptor in the chain in the Value field for the nextBuildDescriptor build descriptor option. Once you have activated the Value field, you can either choose a build descriptor from the drop-down list or type in the name of the Build Descriptor part.