| compiling for a remote host [message #121298] |
Mon, 20 September 2004 12:57 |
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Originally posted by: ravi_kohli2000.yahoo.com
Hi, I'm using Eclipse 3.0/CDT 2.0 running under
Win2k and cygwin. I have no problem compiling
and executing windows executables (.exe).
Also, I am able to access files on a remote CVS
server and create new projects with CVS files from the
remote server.
My project is to run on a Solaris platfrom (not Windows).
1) Is there a way for me to remotely compile/execute/debug
code on a remote (Solaris) host while running the Windows Eclipse
IDE on my local Win2k PC? I tried running a remote
X-windows version of Eclipse on the Solaris box
(from my Win2k PC via Exceed) and it's just too slow to
use. I hoped to use Eclipse as the IDE for my project
development/debugging.
2) Is installing a cross-compiler for Solaris a way to
go? How do I go about it ?
Thanks in advance.
RK
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