| pkg-config woahs with CDT [message #131315] |
Fri, 10 December 2004 14:40  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: webmaster.visualj.net
When I choose a managed C++ project in eclipse 3 CDT, and I want to use
GTKmm or another library from pkg-config with `` to include all the libs
and headers related to the package, I can't
There is no option for that, there is only a listbox with single items
you can put in there, so you either have to copy them all out from your
shell window, one by one, or you have to make your own makefile, and do
an unmanaged project instead
`pkg-config gtkmm-2.0 --cflags --libs`
Something like this can not be inserted into project properties for a
managed C or C++ project, even under miscelanious. Has anybody figured
out a workaround for this? besides doing the makefile by hand?
My big problem is that when I code the makefile by hand the debugging in
the IDE doesn't work anymore. Anybody have a workaround for that?
gdb is ok, but it's lame compared to the debugging inside Eclipse where
you can visually debug.
Also, the intellisense is so slow. Sometimes I have to wait for a good
10 seconds before class methods show up in the box. Are there any plans
to speed this up?
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| Re: pkg-config woahs with CDT [message #131644 is a reply to message #131315] |
Wed, 15 December 2004 00:14  |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: webmaster.visualj.net
Any news on this?
Does anybody know how to include pkg-config libs using `pkg-config --libs`
from within a C++ managed project settings?
It seems like this is an obvious feature to have when a target of eclipse
CDT is g++ or the intel compiler for linux.
On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 14:40:43 -0500, beer wrote:
> When I choose a managed C++ project in eclipse 3 CDT, and I want to use
> GTKmm or another library from pkg-config with `` to include all the libs
> and headers related to the package, I can't
>
> There is no option for that, there is only a listbox with single items
> you can put in there, so you either have to copy them all out from your
> shell window, one by one, or you have to make your own makefile, and do
> an unmanaged project instead
>
> `pkg-config gtkmm-2.0 --cflags --libs`
>
> Something like this can not be inserted into project properties for a
> managed C or C++ project, even under miscelanious. Has anybody figured
> out a workaround for this? besides doing the makefile by hand?
>
> My big problem is that when I code the makefile by hand the debugging in
> the IDE doesn't work anymore. Anybody have a workaround for that?
> gdb is ok, but it's lame compared to the debugging inside Eclipse where
> you can visually debug.
>
> Also, the intellisense is so slow. Sometimes I have to wait for a good
> 10 seconds before class methods show up in the box. Are there any plans
> to speed this up?
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