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| Can't get to resource [message #94213] |
Sat, 14 February 2004 07:01  |
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Originally posted by: brian.vnet-inc.com
Hello,
I am using Eclipse 3.0.0 with CDT 2.0.0
I am compiling with Borland C++ 5.02 and Borlands make 5.0
Whenever I make my project I get the following message in my problems
viewer:
Description: 40[Mar 19 1997 17]
Resource: control_ecl
In Folder:
Location: line 29
I would love to have checked the archives for this but had no idea how to
search for it (i.e. what to search under). It would be lovely if I just
knew what file to open to check it out but, for the life of me, can't
figure out where this stuff goes. I did check the .project and .cdtproject
files but I didn't see anything on that line (the .cdtproject file didn't
even go that high) to indicate a problem.
Why is that date showing up where is it coming from, and how can I fix it.
Everything else seems to be working great and the program compiles and
runs just fine, so I think this is just one of those obsessive/compulsive
things for me.
Thanks.
b--
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| Re: Can't get to resource [message #94282 is a reply to message #94278] |
Sat, 14 February 2004 16:06  |
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Originally posted by: brian.vnet-inc.com
Hey, thanks for the input.
> Why you just don't take a look in the C-Build View? It's on another tab
> where the Problem View is. There, the whole build process and its
> messages is logged.
Well, because the problem isn't there it seems. Like I said, the error is
occuring under the problem screen and points to a project file. Besides,
the problem screen doesn't show syntax errors occuring during the build.
At least not on my version of Eclipse (and yes, I just made sure of that).
Also, even if it was a build issue, why would the date of March 1997?
b--
> > I would love to have checked the archives for this but had no idea how to
> > search for it (i.e. what to search under). It would be lovely if I just
> > knew what file to open to check it out but, for the life of me, can't
> > figure out where this stuff goes. I did check the .project and .cdtproject
> > files but I didn't see anything on that line (the .cdtproject file didn't
> > even go that high) to indicate a problem.
> >
> > Why is that date showing up where is it coming from, and how can I fix it.
> >
> > Everything else seems to be working great and the program compiles and
> > runs just fine, so I think this is just one of those obsessive/compulsive
> > things for me.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > b--
> >
> >
> >
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| Re: Can't get to resource [message #94555 is a reply to message #94282] |
Tue, 17 February 2004 17:49 |
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Brian wrote:
> Hey, thanks for the input.
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>>Why you just don't take a look in the C-Build View? It's on another tab
>>where the Problem View is. There, the whole build process and its
>>messages is logged.
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> Well, because the problem isn't there it seems. Like I said, the error is
> occuring under the problem screen and points to a project file. Besides,
Well, the Problem View is not very informative with other tools than
GCC, as the parser used to build the entries in the Problem View from
the C-Build view is using GCC error message handling or Visual C++ as I
have seen lately in the Preference Pages.
The problem view is also, even with the GCC tools, not as accurate in
error reporting then the plain C-Build View, as the problem view has
sorting algorithms usually set reporting errors by file names and not as
they are occuring, or multiline errors, which show up partially over
multiple rows.
> the problem screen doesn't show syntax errors occuring during the build.
> At least not on my version of Eclipse (and yes, I just made sure of that).
>
> Also, even if it was a build issue, why would the date of March 1997?
Well, all messages of the build process are logged in the C-Build View,
AFAIK. The date back in 1997 could be the copyright date or something
like this I guess. *think*think_back*think_back* Hmm Borland C++ 5.02,
that would probably fit in the timeframe of 1997. *think*
Anyway, as you want to use Borland tools, you probably must cope with
the errors, as the CDT build facilities right now only officially
support GCC tools. And I personally don't have Borlands tools installed.
I know, Borland has a make.exe, but I don't know how it behaves compared
to the GNU make.
> b--
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>>>I would love to have checked the archives for this but had no idea how to
>>>search for it (i.e. what to search under). It would be lovely if I just
>>>knew what file to open to check it out but, for the life of me, can't
>>>figure out where this stuff goes. I did check the .project and .cdtproject
>>>files but I didn't see anything on that line (the .cdtproject file didn't
>>>even go that high) to indicate a problem.
>>>
>>>Why is that date showing up where is it coming from, and how can I fix it.
>>>
>>>Everything else seems to be working great and the program compiles and
>>>runs just fine, so I think this is just one of those obsessive/compulsive
>>>things for me.
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>>
>>>b--
>>>
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