| Fully remote projects using PTP or ? [message #1708832] |
Mon, 21 September 2015 15:21  |
 adam myers
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My compilation environment is difficult to replicate (and the run-time environment impossible to replicate) in, say, a virtual machine. For this reason, I highly favor a remote-only project. I've been using Netbeans to accomplish this. Although the functionality is limited, it is straight-forward to set up, and it has the minimum features (indexing, debugging, and a vi plugin).
I would much rather use Eclipse, and with the deprecation of the Remote Project plugins, PTP seems to be my best bet. The documentation[1] for PTP setup suggests that it is possible to have a fully remote project, but states that it has "limitations" and thus is not covered in the slides. I have spent a day or two trying to get it to work for me, but haven't had much luck at all. For now, I've decided it's impossible. For the record, my compilation environment is Linux, using GCC, and my development environment is Windows (although I could use a virtual machine, although I don't want to be required to compile in it).
Has anybody managed to get this to work? It would be an incredible boon to my team and our development process to have fully-remote projects available in Eclipse. Even if you can simply say "I've got it working", that would be enough to convince me to continue to try.
[1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/PTP/tutorials/XSEDE2015
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