Hi, Mario,

This is an enhancement that the IDE has inherited from CDT 7.0.  In part 
at the urging of the CDT team (and with contributions from them), the 
Eclipse Platform has made it possible in the 3.6 release to build 
multiple projects simultaneously.  Previously, only one project could be 
built at a time, and it locked the entire workspace against 
modifications.  A side-effect of this enhancement is that, whereas a 
request to build a second project while some project is building can now 
proceed, a second request to build the same project is effectively ignored.

There isn't currently any way around this, that I know of.  The CDT team 
is aware of the problem.  I'm trying to track down the discussion, but 
it is difficult because the Eclipse news server is still down.

Cheers,

Christian

On 02/08/10 11:12 AM, Mario Charest wrote:
> With previous version of the IDE I could click on two make targets in a row and the second make target would get queue
 and execute after the first one is completed.  But that is not the case with 4.8. I search in the preferences to see if
 this is something that is configurable, but found nothing.
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> Any way to get this behavior?
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