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Hello Nivelin,
What you want to do is not easy to achieve with the tools
we currently have:
* You want to do checkin/checkout through local Eclipse. It
will depend
on your CM system whether this works through
EFS-shared resources
or not.
* You want to browse with CDT on local Eclipse, so sources
must be local
* You need the sources remote in order for make to
work.
I'd recommend that you keep the sources on the remote
Linux
box, and create a Samba share such that local Windows
can
see the sources.
Given that your make system is hand-written to run on
Linux
(and not a managed build), you can then edit the CDT
make
command to be something like
ssh remotehost "cd wsdir;
make"
disadvantage of this is that you cannot easily build
individual
files or directories. You could play with "External
Tools"
launches to achieve this; but you'd probably not be
able
to jump to the errors that the compiler spits
out.
In order to debug, you either need a local cross-debugger
on
Windows (unlikely you have that), or you change the
CDT
debug command to be something like
ssh remotehost gdb
there is a CDT bug for remote debugging which should
tell
you the steps you need to take.
HTH,
Martin
From: dsdp-tm-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dsdp-tm-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Nivelin pantev Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2007 9:17 AM To: dsdp-tm-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx Cc: 'Nivelin pantev' Subject: [Suspected Spam][Blocked Sender][dsdp-tm-dev] An use case of Target Management Hi Guys,
My question is: if I could use
Target Management / RSE (maybe, in collaboration with other plug-ins) in the
scenario described bellow: Eclipse IDE and TM / RSE plug-ins
are installed on Win XP host Now I want to launch make-based
build process hosted in locally accessible Ubuntu /
Linux box. The idea is to control / manage all
required development steps: (repository check-out; edit, build, deploy, test,
debug, repository check-in and etc) via Eclipse, while the actual work to be
done on Linux host, using different kind of scripts, makefiles and so on. Thanks in advance for your
assistance, Nivelinn |