| cross-platform question [message #443505] |
Sun, 26 September 2004 07:29  |
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Originally posted by: markhc.macquarie.com
Hi list
I'm trying to coordinate development in a heterogeneous evironment: Unix
and Windows. I often find that loading a project from cvs results in
build errors, (like on Unix looking for c:\programDir\*jar), and I'd like
to know if we can define a "global variable" to reference a directory in a
workspace from which we can search .jar files: I'd like to define the
variable in the Unix workspace and again in the Windows workspace so as to
have a separate environment for all concerned.
I feel there must be such a place to do this already, and there are people
that have asked the question, but I have missed it/them. Please advise.
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| Re: cross-platform question [message #443509 is a reply to message #443505] |
Mon, 27 September 2004 00:08  |
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Originally posted by: krayspam.arcor.de
Try creating a "User library" on the build path dialog. Works for me.
-- Robert
"Mark Hume-Cook" <markhc@macquarie.com> wrote in message
news:cj5r5e$7k5$1@eclipse.org...
> Hi list
>
> I'm trying to coordinate development in a heterogeneous evironment: Unix
> and Windows. I often find that loading a project from cvs results in
> build errors, (like on Unix looking for c:\programDir\*jar), and I'd like
> to know if we can define a "global variable" to reference a directory in a
> workspace from which we can search .jar files: I'd like to define the
> variable in the Unix workspace and again in the Windows workspace so as to
> have a separate environment for all concerned.
>
> I feel there must be such a place to do this already, and there are people
> that have asked the question, but I have missed it/them. Please advise.
>
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