| Porting huge C/C++ Project to Eclipse CDT [long] [message #153482] |
Thu, 08 September 2005 17:14 |
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Originally posted by: neubersch.hotmail.com
Hi everybody,
we have a very huge, ancient C/C++ project with 10000+ files of C, C++ and
Fortran Source Code.
We are thinking about using Eclipse CDT for development and are looking
for some advice on what to take care of when moving such a project into
eclipse.
I don't have a clue on how to organize the development. At the moment, the
sources are spread over 30+ different directories. During a nightly build,
all sources in a directory are compiled and stored into a *.a Library
which then are linked together to form the executable.
When debugging, we put some source files into a "work area" where they are
compiled with debugging information (-g) so that we can step through the
code.
How can this be done with eclipse? Compiling the whole source with -g
simply is not possible, so how can we achieve that only certain files are
build that way?
More questions that arise:
1) How does eclipse handle Fortran files?
2) How can we configure the indexer to be more memory-friendly? A nightly
index run terminated with "out of memory" on a 2gig machine.
3) Does something like "checkstyle" exist (and work) for c++?
Any help is appreciated,
Ralf
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