| CDT on Mac OS X? [message #105928] |
Fri, 11 June 2004 14:03  |
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Originally posted by: cudmore.mac.com
Is anyone working on CDT for Mac OS X?
If so, what is the status and how could I help with a mac port?
Would it be easy to port the Linux/GTK+ version to work on the Mac under X
windows?
Thanks,
alan
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| Re: CDT on Mac OS X? [message #106356 is a reply to message #106290] |
Tue, 15 June 2004 10:37  |
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Originally posted by: sgray.wooster.edu
Alan,
I did the simplest thing first; I just downloaded the Linux CDT version
and installed it
under the Mac Eclipse directory structure. As indicated, this seems to
work fine except
that when debugging I don't get any information on variables. In fact, the
Variables
window is completely empty.
- Simon
Alan C. wrote:
> Simon,
> How do you use the Linux GTK CDT on Mac OS X? Do you just download it and
> install in the mac
> eclipse directory structure?
> When you run do you need the Fink GTK libs? How about apple's X11?
> Or do you download and run the whole Linux eclipse/cdt package?
> Thanks,
> Alan
> Simon Gray wrote:
> > I am also interested in CDT for Mac OS X and would like to use it in a
> > class. I have tried
> > the two Linux versions with Eclipse Platform 2.1.3 Mac OS X Carbon on a
> > Max G4
> > running OS X 10.3.4. and, with the exception of getting variable data to
> > display while
> > debugging (see post on June 13), they seem to work.
> > - Simon
> > Alan Cudmore wrote:
> > > Is anyone working on CDT for Mac OS X?
> > > If so, what is the status and how could I help with a mac port?
> > > Would it be easy to port the Linux/GTK+ version to work on the Mac under
X
> > > windows?
> > > Thanks,
> > > alan
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| Re: CDT on Mac OS X? [message #106843 is a reply to message #106356] |
Sat, 19 June 2004 12:29 |
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Originally posted by: caseyboardman.hotmail.com
I just did this from scratch (brand new eclipse 2.1.3, and CDT 1.2) on
10.2 and did the HelloWorld program found at
www.cs.umanitoba.ca/~eclipse/7-EclipseCDT.pdf (well, the steps that
didn't require windows) and I have a simple working program.
I haven't tried debugging or anything fancy. But it does work. Thanks
guys!
-Casey
Simon Gray wrote:
> Alan,
>
> I did the simplest thing first; I just downloaded the Linux CDT version
> and installed it
> under the Mac Eclipse directory structure. As indicated, this seems to
> work fine except
> that when debugging I don't get any information on variables. In fact, the
> Variables
> window is completely empty.
>
> - Simon
>
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> Alan C. wrote:
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>>Simon,
>>How do you use the Linux GTK CDT on Mac OS X? Do you just download it and
>>install in the mac
>>eclipse directory structure?
>
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>>When you run do you need the Fink GTK libs? How about apple's X11?
>>Or do you download and run the whole Linux eclipse/cdt package?
>
>
>>Thanks,
>>Alan
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>>Simon Gray wrote:
>
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>>>I am also interested in CDT for Mac OS X and would like to use it in a
>>>class. I have tried
>>>the two Linux versions with Eclipse Platform 2.1.3 Mac OS X Carbon on a
>>>Max G4
>>>running OS X 10.3.4. and, with the exception of getting variable data to
>>>display while
>>>debugging (see post on June 13), they seem to work.
>
>
>>>- Simon
>
>
>>>Alan Cudmore wrote:
>
>
>>>>Is anyone working on CDT for Mac OS X?
>>>>If so, what is the status and how could I help with a mac port?
>>>>Would it be easy to port the Linux/GTK+ version to work on the Mac under
>
> X
>
>>>>windows?
>
>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>alan
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| Re: CDT on Mac OS X? [message #112925 is a reply to message #112902] |
Wed, 28 July 2004 17:16 |
| Eclipse User |
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James,
To give you a brief history of the disappearing whitespace, the pre-2.0
makefile generator was adding it when it created the makefile. This
caused problems for tools that get confused when there is a space
between the flag and output name, and it was "bad" from an architectural
point of view because the makefile generator was arbitrarily doing
something not specified in the tool description. Taking it out did not
seem to cause any of my tests to fail, but I don't have a Mac to test
on, and here we are.
Given that there is no clean way to insert the whitespace into the
manifest (the XML parser strips the trailing whitespaces out of
attributes by design), it looks like the solution is going to be a bit
more involved than I had hoped.
Sean
James Milne wrote:
> Sean Evoy wrote:
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>> Hi All,
>> There is already a bug open on this,
>> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=69575
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>> It also has a work-around listed there.
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> Persisting with that syntax seems bizarre, and the other linker options
> don't have a problem with spaces between the option and argument. Would
> it not be valid to simply enforce the insertion of a space there?
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> Or is it because other platforms use the "equals" syntax, and would fail
> if there was a space, that function behaves thus?
>
> --
> James Milne
> Xbox Platform Lead
> Visual Science Ltd.
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