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CodeLite is a relatively lightweight, cross-platform IDE

Right-click on project name and select Settings, then Customize

Enable Custom Build: check
Working Directory: Enter path to Slicer-build, for example /cmn/git/Slicer4-sb/Slicer-build
For target "Build": Enter "make"

To configure the binary for the Run command, set Program=Slicer-build/Slicer under the General tab.

This requires the use of a wrapper script, as detailed here

After setting up the wrapper script ("WrapSlicer4" below), change the following options:

Under Settings->General:

Under Settings->Debugger

set exec-wrapper /cmn/git/Slicer4-sb/Slicer-build/Slicer
exec-file /cmn/git/Slicer4-sb/Slicer-build/bin/SlicerQT-real

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