| New CDT Build for Eclipse M5 Available [message #30406] |
Wed, 08 May 2002 17:07  |
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Hi All,
The CDT download page has been updated with the 20020508 build which has been tested with the Eclipse M5 Stable Build.
Besides various bug fixes, the following is new:
1. CDT now uses Launch Configurations for Debug\Run.
2. A new perspective called "C/C++ Browsing" has been added to reduce the "clutter" in our perspectives.
3. Early preview of Trace/Profiling support. We do not currently have supporting documentation, but we support both
gprof and functioncheck. If you want to use gprof, you just need to build with the gcc option "-pg" and you should be
able to create a "Trace" project and Run\Analyze your program. If you wish to use functioncheck, you will need to
install it and use the appropriate compile\link flags (see http://sourceforge.net/projects/fnccheck).
The CDT project page is located here -> http://www.eclipse.org/cdt
Thanks...
Jeff
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| Re: New CDT Build for Eclipse M5 Available [message #38985 is a reply to message #38830] |
Wed, 31 July 2002 15:40  |
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"ljshuenn" <ljshuenn@iii.org.tw> wrote in message
news:ai3chv$r76$1@rogue.oti.com...
| Hi, Jeff,
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| I login http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ but I only find
| cdt_eclipse_initial_20020710.zip in the web site. Is it right ? I install
| the plug-in but I can't compile/debug my program. Do you have any document
| to describe the steps for compile/debug C/C++ programs ?
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Hi,
As you may notice from the post below, the 20020508 build is completely
different than the currently available build.
All documents on the CDT homepage at www.eclipse.org/cdt have been updated
with the current information (for the most part).
Please start with the UserFAQ and the DeveloperFAQ, both are available from
the CDT homepage. You may want to monitor the cdt-debug mailing list for the
most current discussions on the progress of the CDT debug component.
The debug architecture and code will be released soon.
-Judy
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| "Jeff Turnham" <turnham@ca.ibm.com>
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