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Wed, 01 September 2004 14:26

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: gregg.newatlanta.com

Since we build all our C and C++ code via Ant scripts, therefore we have
no need for many of the features of CDT at this time. However, it would
be great to use the C/C++ editing features of CDT with the code that we
have included in our Java projects. Is it possible to use only the
Editing features of CDT in Eclipse? Is it possible to reference this
C/C++ code from within a Java project (that is, not have a specific
project for the C/C++ code)? Can this be enabled by installing a portion
of the CDT product or must it all be installed?

Thanks in advance.

Gregg Orangio
New Atlanta Communications

Re: Editor only? [message #118782 is a reply to message #118650]

Wed, 01 September 2004 19:49

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: dejan.nu6.org

IMHO it would be much better if you contribute to CDT, and add the third
option when creating C/C++ projects - "Managed C/C++ Project with ANT
support" (or call it whatever you wish) .

Kind regards

Dejan

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Re: Editor only? [message #119162 is a reply to message #118782]

Thu, 02 September 2004 15:30

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: gregg.newatlanta.com

> Dejan Lekic wrote:
> IMHO it would be much better if you contribute to CDT, and add the third
> option when creating C/C++ projects - "Managed C/C++ Project with ANT
> support" (or call it whatever you wish) .

Thanks for the suggestion. But please, first things first. I need to get
the C/C++ editor working alone. Then I could take that first step by
building "C/C++ code with ANT support".

Re: Editor only? [message #120216 is a reply to message #118650]

Wed, 08 September 2004 21:08

Eclipse User

All or nothing as of right now.
I would suggest creating a Standard Make project, and hooking your call to
ant through build targets.

JC

"Paco" <gregg@newatlanta.com> wrote in message
news:ch548j$fsd$1@eclipse.org...
> Since we build all our C and C++ code via Ant scripts, therefore we have
> no need for many of the features of CDT at this time. However, it would
> be great to use the C/C++ editing features of CDT with the code that we
> have included in our Java projects. Is it possible to use only the
> Editing features of CDT in Eclipse? Is it possible to reference this
> C/C++ code from within a Java project (that is, not have a specific
> project for the C/C++ code)? Can this be enabled by installing a portion
> of the CDT product or must it all be installed?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Gregg Orangio
> New Atlanta Communications
>

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