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| Has anyone been able to get Eclipse M9 working with the latest CDT? [message #103299] |
Mon, 24 May 2004 21:32  |
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I've downloaded and installed the latest Eclipse M9 win32 build.
I then download the latest nightly build
(org.eclipse.cdt.sdk-I200405240300-win32.win32.x86.zip) and extract and
install it. When I try to create a new C or C++ managed make project, the
dialog does nothing.
I reinstall M9 and then tried updating using the update manager and
following the url with no luck. In fact there is no option to create a new
C or C++ project whatsoever.
http://update.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/updates/builds/2.0
This process really should be easy. I've looked all over the newsgroup and
it seems everyone is struggling here.
Thanks in advance for any help!
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| Re: Has anyone been able to get Eclipse M9 working with the latest CDT? [message #103387 is a reply to message #103299] |
Tue, 25 May 2004 05:31  |
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Hurai Rody wrote:
> I've downloaded and installed the latest Eclipse M9 win32 build.
>
> I then download the latest nightly build
> (org.eclipse.cdt.sdk-I200405240300-win32.win32.x86.zip) and extract and
> install it. When I try to create a new C or C++ managed make project, the
> dialog does nothing.
You know that daily/nightly builds are just coming from the HEAD-branch
and are not very well tested?
> I reinstall M9 and then tried updating using the update manager and
> following the url with no luck. In fact there is no option to create a new
> C or C++ project whatsoever.
> http://update.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/updates/builds/2.0
>
> This process really should be easy. I've looked all over the newsgroup and
> it seems everyone is struggling here.
Perhaps, you should _read_ the download page of CDT.
Eclipse M9 just came out, there are API-changes, people download Eclipse
M9 and just yell on the project, that it doesn't work. But they still
are just not able to read a page, or think a bit, how long it would take
for someone to catch up on someone else's work.
The daily builds are stated clearly as "AS-IS", not tested. Its from
what has been in the HEAD-branch of CVS. If you want a stable
environment, take a stable build, though you might have to wait a
little, until its done.
Sorry, but this attitude of some here just make me sick.
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| Re: Has anyone been able to get Eclipse M9 working with the latest CDT? [message #103402 is a reply to message #103387] |
Tue, 25 May 2004 05:42 |
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Originally posted by: jrovira.digital-legends.net
Hey,
I just wanted to say that apart of the impatient here and there, there
are much more people who is just waiting patiently and comprehends the
complexity of this issues. Nobody can expect to have a perfect sync in
releases of the extensions to the platform and the platform itself.
That's why they are extensions. I think the CDT team is doing a great job.
j.
kesselhaus wrote:
> Hurai Rody wrote:
>
>> I've downloaded and installed the latest Eclipse M9 win32 build.
>>
>> I then download the latest nightly build
>> (org.eclipse.cdt.sdk-I200405240300-win32.win32.x86.zip) and extract and
>> install it. When I try to create a new C or C++ managed make project,
>> the
>> dialog does nothing.
>
>
> You know that daily/nightly builds are just coming from the HEAD-branch
> and are not very well tested?
>
>> I reinstall M9 and then tried updating using the update manager and
>> following the url with no luck. In fact there is no option to create
>> a new
>> C or C++ project whatsoever.
>> http://update.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/updates/builds/2.0
>>
>> This process really should be easy. I've looked all over the
>> newsgroup and
>> it seems everyone is struggling here.
>
>
> Perhaps, you should _read_ the download page of CDT.
> Eclipse M9 just came out, there are API-changes, people download Eclipse
> M9 and just yell on the project, that it doesn't work. But they still
> are just not able to read a page, or think a bit, how long it would take
> for someone to catch up on someone else's work.
>
> The daily builds are stated clearly as "AS-IS", not tested. Its from
> what has been in the HEAD-branch of CVS. If you want a stable
> environment, take a stable build, though you might have to wait a
> little, until its done.
>
> Sorry, but this attitude of some here just make me sick.
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| Re: Has anyone been able to get Eclipse M9 working with the latest CDT? [message #103535 is a reply to message #103387] |
Tue, 25 May 2004 09:48 |
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kesselhaus wrote:
> Perhaps, you should _read_ the download page of CDT.
> Eclipse M9 just came out, there are API-changes, people download Eclipse
> M9 and just yell on the project, that it doesn't work. But they still
> are just not able to read a page, or think a bit, how long it would take
> for someone to catch up on someone else's work.
> The daily builds are stated clearly as "AS-IS", not tested. Its from
> what has been in the HEAD-branch of CVS. If you want a stable
> environment, take a stable build, though you might have to wait a
> little, until its done.
> Sorry, but this attitude of some here just make me sick.
Be careful. I have the very same problem with Eclipse M8 and CDT 2.0 M8
... :-)
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| Re: Has anyone been able to get Eclipse M9 working with the latest CDT? [message #103642 is a reply to message #103387] |
Tue, 25 May 2004 13:45 |
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Ok I can see people are very apprehensive here. I have no intention of
pointing blame at anyone, and yes I am aware that things are not well-tested
as it IS bleeding-edge code. All I asked was if anyone was able to get M9
working with the latest (or recent) CDT? And believe me, I have _read_ the
download page for CDT at least a dozen times. A simple "yes and get XYZ
package" would have been sufficient. Obviously some people have a
combination of the two working for them, how about sharing that knowledge?
Isn't that what open-source communities are all about?
"kesselhaus" <kesselhaus@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:c8v3c3$fn0$1@eclipse.org...
> Hurai Rody wrote:
>
> > I've downloaded and installed the latest Eclipse M9 win32 build.
> >
> > I then download the latest nightly build
> > (org.eclipse.cdt.sdk-I200405240300-win32.win32.x86.zip) and extract and
> > install it. When I try to create a new C or C++ managed make project,
the
> > dialog does nothing.
>
> You know that daily/nightly builds are just coming from the HEAD-branch
> and are not very well tested?
>
> > I reinstall M9 and then tried updating using the update manager and
> > following the url with no luck. In fact there is no option to create a
new
> > C or C++ project whatsoever.
> > http://update.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/updates/builds/2.0
> >
> > This process really should be easy. I've looked all over the newsgroup
and
> > it seems everyone is struggling here.
>
> Perhaps, you should _read_ the download page of CDT.
> Eclipse M9 just came out, there are API-changes, people download Eclipse
> M9 and just yell on the project, that it doesn't work. But they still
> are just not able to read a page, or think a bit, how long it would take
> for someone to catch up on someone else's work.
>
> The daily builds are stated clearly as "AS-IS", not tested. Its from
> what has been in the HEAD-branch of CVS. If you want a stable
> environment, take a stable build, though you might have to wait a
> little, until its done.
>
> Sorry, but this attitude of some here just make me sick.
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| Re: Has anyone been able to get Eclipse M9 working with the latest CDT? [message #103737 is a reply to message #103642] |
Tue, 25 May 2004 20:47 |
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Well, to let you guys know, I'm running Eclipse 3.0 M9 with build
timestamp 200405211420.
Everything else up to day does not work on my setup here.
Hurai Rody wrote:
> Ok I can see people are very apprehensive here. I have no intention of
> pointing blame at anyone, and yes I am aware that things are not well-tested
> as it IS bleeding-edge code. All I asked was if anyone was able to get M9
> working with the latest (or recent) CDT? And believe me, I have _read_ the
> download page for CDT at least a dozen times. A simple "yes and get XYZ
> package" would have been sufficient. Obviously some people have a
> combination of the two working for them, how about sharing that knowledge?
> Isn't that what open-source communities are all about?
>
>
> "kesselhaus" <kesselhaus@gmx.net> wrote in message
> news:c8v3c3$fn0$1@eclipse.org...
>
>>Hurai Rody wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I've downloaded and installed the latest Eclipse M9 win32 build.
>>>
>>>I then download the latest nightly build
>>>(org.eclipse.cdt.sdk-I200405240300-win32.win32.x86.zip) and extract and
>>>install it. When I try to create a new C or C++ managed make project,
>
> the
>
>>>dialog does nothing.
>>
>>You know that daily/nightly builds are just coming from the HEAD-branch
>>and are not very well tested?
>>
>>
>>>I reinstall M9 and then tried updating using the update manager and
>>>following the url with no luck. In fact there is no option to create a
>
> new
>
>>>C or C++ project whatsoever.
>>>http://update.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/updates/builds/2.0
>>>
>>>This process really should be easy. I've looked all over the newsgroup
>
> and
>
>>>it seems everyone is struggling here.
>>
>>Perhaps, you should _read_ the download page of CDT.
>>Eclipse M9 just came out, there are API-changes, people download Eclipse
>>M9 and just yell on the project, that it doesn't work. But they still
>>are just not able to read a page, or think a bit, how long it would take
>>for someone to catch up on someone else's work.
>>
>>The daily builds are stated clearly as "AS-IS", not tested. Its from
>>what has been in the HEAD-branch of CVS. If you want a stable
>>environment, take a stable build, though you might have to wait a
>>little, until its done.
>>
>>Sorry, but this attitude of some here just make me sick.
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| Re: Has anyone been able to get Eclipse M9 working with the latest CDT? [message #103751 is a reply to message #103642] |
Tue, 25 May 2004 20:55 |
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Hurai Rody wrote:
> Ok I can see people are very apprehensive here. I have no intention of
> pointing blame at anyone, and yes I am aware that things are not well-tested
> as it IS bleeding-edge code. All I asked was if anyone was able to get M9
> working with the latest (or recent) CDT? And believe me, I have _read_ the
> download page for CDT at least a dozen times. A simple "yes and get XYZ
> package" would have been sufficient. Obviously some people have a
> combination of the two working for them, how about sharing that knowledge?
> Isn't that what open-source communities are all about?
I pointed out below, which phrase made me get such opinions. See below.
>>Hurai Rody wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I've downloaded and installed the latest Eclipse M9 win32 build.
>>>I reinstall M9 and then tried updating using the update manager and
>>>following the url with no luck. In fact there is no option to create a
>>>http://update.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/updates/builds/2.0
>>>
>>>This process really should be easy. I've looked all over the newsgroup
>
> and
>
>>>it seems everyone is struggling here.
These last two sentences just let me write the post below. You already
say, you used the daily builds. Sure it should be easy to install CDT by
Update Manager. But, it is an Daily Build, which doesn't mean even the
install will work. That's what I meant, people don't read here. The
stuff thats in the CVS HEAD at night will be used, though even the
crappiest piece of code a developer might save in the CVS.
>>Perhaps, you should _read_ the download page of CDT.
>>Eclipse M9 just came out, there are API-changes, people download Eclipse
>>M9 and just yell on the project, that it doesn't work. But they still
>>are just not able to read a page, or think a bit, how long it would take
>>for someone to catch up on someone else's work.
>>
>>The daily builds are stated clearly as "AS-IS", not tested. Its from
>>what has been in the HEAD-branch of CVS. If you want a stable
>>environment, take a stable build, though you might have to wait a
>>little, until its done.
>>
>>Sorry, but this attitude of some here just make me sick.
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