You use a makefile project when you have a project that you normally build from the command line. Your IDE will not recognise this project so you must create a makefile project for it. In Visual C++, for instance, you can use the Makefile Project Wizard to create a Makefile Project.
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A makefile is essentially a script that is used by the make utility to build your executable. In other words, they provide the means by which compilation can be automated, reducing typically complex compiler and linker commands to a relatively simple make command. The makefile is just a plain-text file that contains one or more targets along with their dependencies and/or command lines. For additional help, consult the make utility documentation.
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Yes. In fact both the C++ compiler and the linker are intrinsically command-driven; the IDE (if you have one) simply provides a graphical front-end to both. Consult your compiler/linker documentation to view the required command line syntax. In particular, consult the 'makefile' topic which should show you how to create a command file (or batch file) that can automate the entire process for a particular project.
A C++ game project program could either be a game written in C++ or a C++ library that helps you develop a game.
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It depends on the implementation details of the compiler and on the settings contains in the various project files. By default, the output file (in unix) is named a.out and is located in the same directory as the source file, but that can be changed on the command line and in the makefile. More complex implementations, such as Microsoft Visual Studio, have project files where there is a fine degree of control. You need to look at these control files to locate the executable.
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For your project: Project -> "Name of your project" Properties... Global settings are in: Tools -> Options...
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A makefile is essentially a script that is used by the make utility to build your executable. In other words, they provide the means by which compilation can be automated, reducing typically complex compiler and linker commands to a relatively simple make command. The makefile is just a plain-text file that contains one or more targets along with their dependencies and/or command lines. For additional help, consult the make utility documentation.
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A makefile is a simple configuration file to instruct a compiler into creating a binary from the source code. Most users do not need to use a makefile; they can just download a pre-compiled binary from the program's website.