-----Original
Message-----
From: Schaefer, Doug
[mailto:dschaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002
3:48 PM
To: 'cdt-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: RE: [cdt-dev] Newbie
instructions for getting up and running with the CDT
Hi Judy,
I was wondering why we weren't using the PDE to make
setting up the CDT build easier. Here's what I do to get things ready:
1) In the Preferences window->Plug-In
Development->Target Platform, select all plug-ins. This step really
only has to be done once when you first run an Eclipse installation.
2) From dev.eclipse.org:/home/tools, Check Out As
Project org.eclipse.cdt* although you probably want to leave out cdt.old since
it is big and isn't used anymore.
3) In the Java perspective, select the above projects
and do an Update Classpath. Now, I'm not sure if this really needs to be
done all of the time. When I do this, most of the .classpath and .project
files get updated. If they were committed, you might not need to do this
step at all.
And that's it. Everything compiles. From
there, you can do the CDT build steps to create the distribution zips.
You can also run/debug the CDT in a "Run-Time Workbench".
I may be missing something but if the community allows
me, I would like commit the changes to the .classpath and .project files to make
this work. Also, I'd like to fix the missing project dependency between
debug.core and core.
Thanks,
- Doug
-----Original Message-----
From: Judy Green [mailto:jgreen@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 9:18
AM
To: CDT Dev Mailing List (E-mail)
Subject: [cdt-dev] Newbie
instructions for getting up and running with the CDT
Hi folks,
This is a quick list of steps to get you started with
the CDT.
I'll be posting this to the website
and to the Wiki Web within the week.
Note: Package names are valid as of today 27 Sept
2002. There will obviously
be more added in the future.
-Judy
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Software Engineer
QNX Software Systems
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1)
Start Eclipse
2)
Open the Browse CVS Repository
Perspective
3)
Check out the following CDT
specific projects from the Eclipse CVS repo:
/home/tools
Anonymous
no password required
org.eclipse.cdt
org.eclipse.cdt.core
org.eclipse.cdt.core.linux
org.eclipse.cdt.core.qnx
org.eclipse.cdt.core.solaris
org.eclipse.cdt.core.win32
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.core
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.core
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.mi.ui
org.eclipse.cdt.debug.ui
org.eclipse.cdt.launch
org.eclipse.cdt.ui
org.eclipse.cdt-feature
Optional:
the
"org.eclipse.cdt.*.tests" packages can also be checked out.
In which case you will also need to
import the org.junit package (and others
?) in the next step.
Additional instructions regarding
testing will be coming soon.
4)
Import > External Plugins &
Fragments > Plugins from the Runtime Workbench >
5)
Select the following from the list
org.apache.lucene
org.apache.xerces
org.eclipse.ant.core
org.eclipse.compare
org.eclipse.core.boot
org.eclipse.core.resources
org.eclipse.core.runtime
org.eclipse.debug.core
org.eclipse.debug.ui
org.eclipse.help
org.eclipse.platform
org.eclipse.search
org.eclipse.swt
org.eclipse.swt.win32 (or other
platform specific project, will be added
through the next step)
org.eclipse.ui
org.eclipse.update.core
6)
Then press "Add Required
Plugins" button.
This will add any other plugins
that are required by the selected ones
e.g. platform specific such
as org.eclipse.swt.win32
To Build the CDT from within Eclipse
1)
Browse to the org.eclipse.cdt
package directory
2)
Edit the
"about.mappings" file to indicate the build number
# e.g.
"0=<year><month><date>"
0=20020926
3)
Browse to the
org.eclipse.cdt-feature package directory
4)
Open the "feature.xml"
file
5)
Select the "Package"
button from the Overview Page
6)
From the dialog that is presented
select the following IN ORDER. Notice the
numbers that appear beside the
selected items.
1) clean
2) init
3) build.jars
4) build.update.jar
5) build.zips
6) zip.distribution
7) build.sources
8) zip.sources
Note items 7 & 8 are optional and only if you want
to package the sources.
They also take a fairly large
component of time.
When the build is complete there will be a binary
distribution zip file and
(optionally) a sources zip file
e.g.
org.eclipse.cdt_20020926_1.0.0.bin.dist.zip
... zipped features and plugins
org.eclipse.cdt_20020926_1.0.0.src.zip
... zipped sources
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