Hi, Padam,
The .project file contains the metadata required by the Eclipse
Platform (and IDE infrastructure) to recognize and work with a
project. This includes, for example,
- identification of project natures (which relate to tool-specific
project capabilities)
- registration of project builders
- definition of virtual resources and linked resources
- dependencies on other projects
The .cproject file contains the metadata required by CDT to recognize
and work with a C/C++/ObjC/whatever project. This comprises mostly the
C build settings and scanner/discovery configuration that you see in
the C/C++ project properties pages, but can be used by CDT extensions
to store practically any metadata about the project that they require.
HTH,
Christian
On 02/09/10 03:11 AM, padam chamoli wrote:
I have a very basic question.
How are .cproject and .project files used?
What is the information they contain?
Thanks
Padam
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