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| Eclipse in Win XP, compiling on Linux [message #91497] |
Mon, 12 January 2004 15:03  |
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Originally posted by: usenet0401.olbertz.de
Hi there,
I would like to use Eclipse on Windows XP, but compile remoteley on a Linux
Box. I configured samba on the Linux server and was able to checkout a
project using Eclipse and store it on the Linux machine. But I have no idea
how to compile this project under Linux.
I have OpenSSH installed on the Windows machine and I can run a
ssh 192.168.0.4 "cd ~/src/backend/libtools; make"
without any problem. But how do I tell Eclipse to call this and how does it
then uses the output for parsing the warnings and errors?
Thanks,
Dirk
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| Re: Eclipse in Win XP, compiling on Linux [message #91925 is a reply to message #91868] |
Fri, 16 January 2004 15:12  |
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Originally posted by: usenet0401.olbertz.de
"Bryan Hunt" <bhunt@mac.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:20040115225354337-0600@news.eclipse.org...
> It's interesting that this has come up. The group I work with could
> benefit from the ability to run Eclipse on Windoze, but compile our C++
> code on Linux or AIX. Our developers typically have Windoze boxes at
> home but we only run our product code on Linux or AIX. I think there is
> a lot of interesting work that could be done in this area espeically if
> you generalize the concept.
This is exactly the way we currently work. At the moment wie use WinCVS,
UltraEdit and Telneat for this work, but would love to use Eclipse instead.
I guess, that it can be done right now, as you're able to specify what
application to run, eg. "make". Instead of that, you could call a
"make.bat", but I'm very new to Eclipse and am somewhat confused by all the
Options, "Build Targets", etc.. I already installed OpenSSH on my Windows
machine and as I already wrote, I am able to do a:
ssh dolbertz@192.168.0.3 "cd ~/src/tool; make"
from the DOS-Box. Now I only have to be able to make this call from Eclipse
and get the result into Eclipse, too, so that the warnings and error
messages could be parsed.
If anyone out there, who's more familiar with Eclipse could give me some
hints in the right direction, I would love to bring this approach a little
bit further. But at the moment, I don't know where to start.
Thanks,
Dirk
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| Re: Eclipse in Win XP, compiling on Linux [message #91983 is a reply to message #91925] |
Mon, 19 January 2004 03:05 |
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Originally posted by: johan.nosp.m.appeal.se
I did try building on a Linux/ia64 box while running Eclipse on my Linux/ia32
box. I had some trouble with it, but that was resolved by Alain (read bug 28108
for more info). Then I just used "ssh foo make -C /path/to/my/sources" as my
build command.
Microsoft's ssh implementations may or may not be that friendly, but that worked
for me. If that doesn't work, I have no idea.
Cheers //Johan
Dirk Olbertz wrote:
> "Bryan Hunt" <bhunt@mac.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:20040115225354337-0600@news.eclipse.org...
>
>>It's interesting that this has come up. The group I work with could
>>benefit from the ability to run Eclipse on Windoze, but compile our C++
>>code on Linux or AIX. Our developers typically have Windoze boxes at
>>home but we only run our product code on Linux or AIX. I think there is
>>a lot of interesting work that could be done in this area espeically if
>>you generalize the concept.
>
>
> This is exactly the way we currently work. At the moment wie use WinCVS,
> UltraEdit and Telneat for this work, but would love to use Eclipse instead.
> I guess, that it can be done right now, as you're able to specify what
> application to run, eg. "make". Instead of that, you could call a
> "make.bat", but I'm very new to Eclipse and am somewhat confused by all the
> Options, "Build Targets", etc.. I already installed OpenSSH on my Windows
> machine and as I already wrote, I am able to do a:
> ssh dolbertz@192.168.0.3 "cd ~/src/tool; make"
> from the DOS-Box. Now I only have to be able to make this call from Eclipse
> and get the result into Eclipse, too, so that the warnings and error
> messages could be parsed.
>
> If anyone out there, who's more familiar with Eclipse could give me some
> hints in the right direction, I would love to bring this approach a little
> bit further. But at the moment, I don't know where to start.
>
> Thanks,
> Dirk
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