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I have exported a PSoC Creator 4.2 project to Eclipse (version 2019-09). The PSoC Creator project has a custom post-build command that calls a Python script. When I build the project in Eclipse, the post-build command from PSoC Creator does not run. I tried seeing if I could re-add the command in Eclipse, but I do not see a way to add a new command from the C/C++ Build Settings (see image).
What is the correct way to get custom post-build commands from PSoC Creator to Eclipse when exporting a project?
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When you export your project from Creator to Eclipse, there might be certain pre/post-build commands which get generated, like the one you have in your screenshot. To add your own custom command, just add it after the existing command seperated by a semicolon.
So, let's say you have to run a python script, "sample.py", you can add the command as follows:
<existing command>;python sample.py;
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Dheeraj
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When you export your project from Creator to Eclipse, there might be certain pre/post-build commands which get generated, like the one you have in your screenshot. To add your own custom command, just add it after the existing command seperated by a semicolon.
So, let's say you have to run a python script, "sample.py", you can add the command as follows:
<existing command>;python sample.py;
Regards,
Dheeraj
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That worked great, thank you!