Owner's manual

Creating Windows-hosted projects with managed builds
To create a Windows-hosted project with managed builds using cross compilers and tools, perform
the following steps from the NonStop Development perspective:
1. Select one of the following menu items from the New submenu of the File menu:
• C Project
• C++ Project
• COBOL Project
• pTAL Project
A new project wizard will be opened (such as the NonStop COBOL Project wizard shown in
Figure 31 (page 74)) that is specific to the menu item you choose.
Figure 31 NonStop COBOL Project wizard
2. Enter a name for your project in the Project name: field.
3. To create the project in a non-default location, deselect the Use default location check box
and enter a path in the Location field (or select Browse... to browse for a path).
4. Expand any of the following folders in the Project type list and select Empty Project. (You also
have the option of creating a Hello World program in the NonStop Executable folder). The
folders represent the following types of managed projects:
• NonStop Executable — A project that will build an executable file.
• NonStop Dynamic Link Library — A project that will build a library that can be loaded
by a program at run time.
• NonStop Linkfile — A project that combines object files into a single linkfile that can be
linked with a final executable built in another project.
• NonStop Archive Library — A project that builds an archive library.
• NonStop User Library — A project that builds a NonStop user library (TNS/R only).
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