Building multiple binaries within one Eclipse project

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Solution for this described there: http://tinyguides.blogspot.ru/2013/04/multiple-binaries-in-single-eclipse-cdt.html.
There is an excerpt:

  1. Create a managed project (File > New C++ Project > Executable)
  2. Add the source code containing multiple main() functions
  3. Go to Project > Properties > C/C++ General > Path & Symbols > Manage Configurations
  4. Make a build configuration for each executable and name it appropriately (you can clone existing configurations like Debug and Release).
  5. From the project explorer, right click on each source file that contains a main() function > Resource Configurations > Exclude from Build and exclude all build configurations except the one that builds the executable with this main() function
  6. All other code is included in all build configurations by default. You may need to change this depending on your application.
  7. You can now build an executable for each main function by going to Project > Build Configurations > Set Active , Project > Build Project

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