| Install problems [message #131663] |
Wed, 15 December 2004 15:46  |
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Originally posted by: bryanmulvihill.rogers.com
I'm having some trouble install the CDT into Eclipse (v.3.0.0). I
downloaded the zip file for 2.1.0 RC7 and unzipped it to my eclipse
directory, but when I started Eclipse, I don't get the C++ perspective.
The status for the CDT says:
The feature is not configured properly.
Reason:
No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.ui" included at runtime.
No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt" included at runtime.
No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.debug.ui" included at runtime.
No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.launch" included at runtime.
No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.ui" included at runtime.
No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.make.ui" included at runtime.
No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.managedbuilder.ui" included at runtime.
I used the Software Update to get CDT 2.0.2 and had the same problem, but
only the first two plug-ins weren't included. Do I need to install a
previous version of the CDT?
Bryan
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| Re: Install problems [message #131901 is a reply to message #131895] |
Thu, 16 December 2004 13:40  |
| Eclipse User |
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Bryan,
I have had similar problem when I unzipped a CDT distribution. You may
need to go to <eclipse_location>/configuration and delete the
directories called org.eclipse.*
These directories are recreated when you start Eclipse, so even if it
doesn't solve your problem, it's a no-risk thing to try.
Sean
Bryan Mulvihill wrote:
> Gael Martin wrote:
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>> Bryan Mulvihill wrote:
>>
>>> The feature is not configured properly.
>>>
>>> Reason:
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.ui" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.debug.ui" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.launch" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.ui" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.make.ui" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.managedbuilder.ui" included at runtime.
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>> Sounds like you only installed the features but missed out the
>> plugins, In the eclipse folder you have 2 sub dirs called "features"
>> and "plugins", when you install a plugin like CDT it will put some
>> feature file into features and the actual plugins code into plugins.
>> You can try to remove anything that has CDT in its name
>> (org.eclipse.cdt.XXXX) in features and plugins and then re install it
>> by unzipping the entire contents into your eclipse folder, normally
>> the zip file contains a folder called eclipse so if you didn't change
>> the name of your eclipse folder you should just be able to unzip it in
>> the directory where your eclipse setup is, make sure eclipse is not
>> running when you doing so.
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> I did all that, enabled it in the Product Configuration, and got the
> same problem. In my features dir is org.eclipse.cdt_2.1.0 and in my
> plugins dir are the org.eclipse.cdt.*_2.1.0 dirs that it says its
> missing and more.
>
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| Re: Install problems [message #131916 is a reply to message #131895] |
Thu, 16 December 2004 13:42 |
| Eclipse User |
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Bryan,
I have had a similar problem when I unzipped a CDT distribution. You may
need to go to <eclipse_location>/configuration and delete the
directories called org.eclipse.*
These directories are recreated when you start Eclipse, so even if it
doesn't solve your problem, it's a no-risk thing to try.
Sean
Bryan Mulvihill wrote:
> Gael Martin wrote:
>
>> Bryan Mulvihill wrote:
>>
>>> The feature is not configured properly.
>>>
>>> Reason:
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.ui" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.debug.ui" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.launch" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.ui" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.make.ui" included at runtime.
>>>
>>> No plug-in: "org.eclipse.cdt.managedbuilder.ui" included at runtime.
>
>
>> Sounds like you only installed the features but missed out the
>> plugins, In the eclipse folder you have 2 sub dirs called "features"
>> and "plugins", when you install a plugin like CDT it will put some
>> feature file into features and the actual plugins code into plugins.
>> You can try to remove anything that has CDT in its name
>> (org.eclipse.cdt.XXXX) in features and plugins and then re install it
>> by unzipping the entire contents into your eclipse folder, normally
>> the zip file contains a folder called eclipse so if you didn't change
>> the name of your eclipse folder you should just be able to unzip it in
>> the directory where your eclipse setup is, make sure eclipse is not
>> running when you doing so.
>
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> I did all that, enabled it in the Product Configuration, and got the
> same problem. In my features dir is org.eclipse.cdt_2.1.0 and in my
> plugins dir are the org.eclipse.cdt.*_2.1.0 dirs that it says its
> missing and more.
>
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| Re: Install problems [message #131965 is a reply to message #131933] |
Fri, 17 December 2004 02:55 |
| Eclipse User |
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Bryan Mulvihill wrote:
> I did not see a configuration directory. There is a .config directory
> but it has no org.eclipse sub-dirs. The closest thing there is is a
> manifests directory with all of the package manifests. Deleting those
> didn't solve the problem though.
Bryan Mulvihill wrote:
> I did all that, enabled it in the Product Configuration, and got the
> same problem. In my features dir is org.eclipse.cdt_2.1.0 and in my
> plugins dir are the org.eclipse.cdt.*_2.1.0 dirs that it says its
> missing and more.
Well I'm out of idea then, It does sounds however that your eclipse
install is somohow not complete (missing configuration) I guess one
thing you could do is download Eclipse 3.1M3 and try it out. It works
for me.
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