| Multiple users with different compilers and setting [message #163065] |
Thu, 02 February 2006 16:44  |
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Originally posted by: berend.chalmers.se
Hi,
I am working on a project with multiple users involved, and each
update/commit the same project to a CVS server.
However, each user has its own settings under project Properties->C++
Build (different compiler flags, paths etc.). What is the best way to
make use of CVS for the source files, but not for the project properties
(as is default).
Thanks,
Berend.
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| Re: CVS functionality [message #164130 is a reply to message #163137] |
Mon, 20 February 2006 10:21  |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: berend.chalmers.se
Hi,
I am still having trouble with sharing the project with CVS and other
users. I have made a .cvsignore file with the contents:
..cdt*
..setting*
*org.eclipse*
But everytime I update/commit, the CVS complains that the directory
".settings" and the file in it (org.eclipse.cdt.managedbuilder.core.prefs).
are not in sync with the repository. Why doesn't the CVS leave that
file/dir alone now? How do I get such a dir and file out of CVS?
Another thing, is that when a fresh copy of the project (C/Managed Make)
is checked out, and one wants to edit the build settings, eclipse gives
the error:
The managed make project file could not be read because of the following
error:
The managed make project file is missing.
I guess this is because the file .cdtbuild etc no longer are in the
project. But how can a new copy in eclipse get some "standard" settings
in the managed make menu?
Thanks!
Berend.
> Ciao
> Martin
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> "Berend van Wachem" <berend@chalmers.se> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:ds0g4h$gv7$1@utils.eclipse.org...
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>>How do I exclude the projectfiles from the CVS update? I cannot even see
>>the projectfiles in the Projects overview.
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>>Thanks,
>>Berend.
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>>>Do not share your project files. (.project / .cdtproject) but your source
>>>folders. For example everyone can create his own project and checkout the
>>>source folders via "Check out into"
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>>>"Berend van Wachem" <berend@chalmers.se> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>>>news:drtued$phm$1@utils.eclipse.org...
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>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>I am working on a project with multiple users involved, and each
>>>>update/commit the same project to a CVS server.
>>>>
>>>>However, each user has its own settings under project Properties->C++
>>>>Build (different compiler flags, paths etc.). What is the best way to
>>>>make use of CVS for the source files, but not for the project properties
>>>>(as is default).
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Berend.
>>>
>
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