| Newbie CDT questions: .cdtproject, C/C++ Projects view and VC++ integration [message #109820] |
Thu, 08 July 2004 08:49 |
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Originally posted by: Paul.Henshaw.icimsi.ch
Dear All,
we have been using Eclipse for some time for Java development
and have recently started using CDT 2.0 with Eclipse 3.0.
Some of our plugins generate C code, and we are interested
in making use of the CDT tools to provide an integrated
development environment.
The projects containing generated C code, do not have the CDT
C-nature (although we will probably want to add it automatically
as part of the generation process in the future), but we have
noticed that as soon as we open a C file a .cdtproject file
is created. Is this normal?
If we open the C/C++ projects view to explore the contents of
our (non-C) projects, and delete mutliple folders the view is
not updated correctly - some folders appear in the view even
though they are no longer present on disk. This may be related
to bugs 58256 and 58266. Is the Project view intended to be
used for non-C projects as an alternative to the Resources view?
Finally, we are required to compile some C projects using MS
Visual C++ 6.0, what is the best way for us to go about
providing an integrated environment? Should be generate our
own Makefiles using the MS compiler in place of gcc? Is it
possible to debug executables created with VC++ in Eclipse/CDT?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Paul
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