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Eclipse project for running a BAT file?

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Is there some way of creating a project in Eclipse, without any source files, that when built runs a single BAT file (either directly or via a Makefile, either would be all right)?

The goal is to split an existing project with a post-build step (a BAT-file that performs deployment) into two projects, one for building and one for running the deployment BAT-file.

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asked Jan 21 '13 at 7:54

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Take a look at creating an External Tool Launch Configuration via Run->External Tools One type is Program, you can use that to run bat files.

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answered Jan 25 '13 at 1:45

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I know that this is an old question maybe the answer was irrelevant back then. Currently in Eclipse if you right click to your projects and go to:

Properties->C/C++ Build->Settings

The second tab is Build Steps. You can add both pre and post build steps.

I have found that sometimes the eclipse internal shell is a bit awful. So if you want to run it in Windows shell you can prepend cmd /c and add caret (^) as an escape character e.g. for a_file_with_(escaped)_chars.bat

cmd /c "a_file_with_^(escaped^)_chars.bat"