| Newbie: how te set up a minimal build [message #49134] |
Thu, 13 March 2003 20:47  |
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Originally posted by: dhaag23.hotmail.com
Just starting out with eclipse and have sucessfully downloaded and built the
source, built, run, debugged, and modified a new simple plugin and
everything is good so far.
Now I'd like to build a version with just the very minimum feature set that
will launch, so that we can then add on pieces from there as needed. I tried
a brute force approach but that quickly led to problems. We want to use
eclipse for a new specialized development platform that will have the
concept of projects and resources, will be editing files and have a number
of other views.
I know I'm lacking knowledge in many areas, but could someone push me in the
right direction on this one? Perhaps pointing to the apporpriate
documentation (which I have tried to search for before posting theis, of
course)
Thanks for any help,
Dirk
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| Re: Newbie: how te set up a minimal build [message #52023 is a reply to message #49134] |
Tue, 08 April 2003 15:27  |
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Originally posted by: John_Arthorne.oti.com_
Here's an easy way to get a basic platform.
1) Start with an empty Eclipse workspace
2) File > Import > External plugins and fragments
3) Next... Next...
4) Select org.eclipse.ui from the list
5) Click "Add required plugins"
The selected set of plugins provides a basic platform with views,
editors, resources, but no specific tooling/programming support. From
there you can try cutting down further, or add back plugins that you may
need.
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dirk wrote:
> Just starting out with eclipse and have sucessfully downloaded and built the
> source, built, run, debugged, and modified a new simple plugin and
> everything is good so far.
>
> Now I'd like to build a version with just the very minimum feature set that
> will launch, so that we can then add on pieces from there as needed. I tried
> a brute force approach but that quickly led to problems. We want to use
> eclipse for a new specialized development platform that will have the
> concept of projects and resources, will be editing files and have a number
> of other views.
>
> I know I'm lacking knowledge in many areas, but could someone push me in the
> right direction on this one? Perhaps pointing to the apporpriate
> documentation (which I have tried to search for before posting theis, of
> course)
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
> Dirk
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>
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| Re: Newbie: how te set up a minimal build [message #592699 is a reply to message #49134] |
Tue, 08 April 2003 15:27 |
 John Arthorne
Messages: 176
Registered: July 2009 |
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Here's an easy way to get a basic platform.
1) Start with an empty Eclipse workspace
2) File > Import > External plugins and fragments
3) Next... Next...
4) Select org.eclipse.ui from the list
5) Click "Add required plugins"
The selected set of plugins provides a basic platform with views,
editors, resources, but no specific tooling/programming support. From
there you can try cutting down further, or add back plugins that you may
need.
--
dirk wrote:
> Just starting out with eclipse and have sucessfully downloaded and built the
> source, built, run, debugged, and modified a new simple plugin and
> everything is good so far.
>
> Now I'd like to build a version with just the very minimum feature set that
> will launch, so that we can then add on pieces from there as needed. I tried
> a brute force approach but that quickly led to problems. We want to use
> eclipse for a new specialized development platform that will have the
> concept of projects and resources, will be editing files and have a number
> of other views.
>
> I know I'm lacking knowledge in many areas, but could someone push me in the
> right direction on this one? Perhaps pointing to the apporpriate
> documentation (which I have tried to search for before posting theis, of
> course)
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
> Dirk
>
>
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