What does project - Ch mean?

[ahacali]

Hello,

When I select Project->New, I get the "New" project dialog box.  In the Project Tab, on the left side, I get a list of Projects.  What does the "Ch"  Project mean.

All I want to do is create a project to contains a list of c / h files.  No C++ or Java files.  Anyway, I can set project / SE properties.  That way, I dont get the click items, tabs specific to Java or C++.

As an example, I am trying to create a project which contains the c and h files from the Linux kernel source tree.

Regards,
Aha.

[hs2]

Ch is a C/C++ like scripting language -> http://www.softintegration.com.
Quite cool...

Don't care about C or C++. It doesn't matter in Slick.

You may use the 'New Project' dialog to creaty only the 'Project container'.
After that you can setup the Project in 'Project -> Project Properties'.
You can add every kind of file to your project.
The project type just helps to setup some defaults (compiler etc.).

HS2

[ahacali]

Hi,

Thank you for your reply.  So, for a project containing C / h files, like Linux kernel serouce code, just create an "empty" project, meaning choose (None) from the Project Tab, and not select any of the others like, "Borland C++...", "Ch", etc..?

Regareds,
Aha.

[hs2]

Yes - I did it the same way ...
Linux Kernel isn't a standard project (I didn't try the 'GNU C/C++ wizard' yet), so there is no real help using one of these 'templates'.
As mentioned you can setup all details later on (Project Props).

HS2