| Eclipse 3.0.0 and cdt 2.0.0: managed make [message #114451] |
Fri, 06 August 2004 05:07  |
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Originally posted by: Uwe.bc-rainbow.de
I'm completely new to the world of Eclipse/CDT and up to now am
quite impressed!
Since I'm doing embedded development (ARM, HCS12) I'd like to
integrate the according GNU toolchains. I found a step by step
instruction to do so in "Managed Build System Extensibility Document",
but only to find that some steps couldn't be completed as described
because the mentioned GUI elements do not exist
(5.2.3 "Create simple project" radio button), not a show stopper so far.
What really stops me from going any further is the missing possibility
to create a "target" as advised in 5.4.1., there is no "target" option
under the "new" menu, just "generic" and "Extension...".
What am I missing?
grateful for any hint!
-uwe
ps: downloaded files are "eclipse-SDK-3.0-win32.zip" and
org.eclipse.cdt-2.0-win32.win32.x86.zip
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| Re: Eclipse 3.0.0 and cdt 2.0.0: managed make [message #114525 is a reply to message #114451] |
Fri, 06 August 2004 09:20  |
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Uwe,
John is quite right that the doc is out of date, but about a month ago,
there was a similar question on this group. I believe the problem was
that the user did not have the SDK version of CDT installed, so there
was no source code for the managed build extension point's schema (thus,
no way to create an extension for it). You might want to check that
you're using the SDK version of the CDT.
Sean
Uwe Arends wrote:
> I'm completely new to the world of Eclipse/CDT and up to now am
> quite impressed!
> Since I'm doing embedded development (ARM, HCS12) I'd like to
> integrate the according GNU toolchains. I found a step by step
> instruction to do so in "Managed Build System Extensibility Document",
> but only to find that some steps couldn't be completed as described
> because the mentioned GUI elements do not exist
> (5.2.3 "Create simple project" radio button), not a show stopper so far.
> What really stops me from going any further is the missing possibility
> to create a "target" as advised in 5.4.1., there is no "target" option
> under the "new" menu, just "generic" and "Extension...".
>
> What am I missing?
>
> grateful for any hint!
>
> -uwe
>
> ps: downloaded files are "eclipse-SDK-3.0-win32.zip" and
> org.eclipse.cdt-2.0-win32.win32.x86.zip
>
>
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| Re: Eclipse 3.0.0 and cdt 2.0.0: managed make [message #114561 is a reply to message #114525] |
Fri, 06 August 2004 10:40 |
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Originally posted by: Uwe.bc-rainbow.de
Sean,
thanks a bunch! I could create the target and even a new project based
on the extension after I downloaded the SDK version.
But, now unveiling myself as a complete dummy, how do I get this to become
a working solution, i.e. what do I have to do to actually make the system
compile or build anything?
If you could point me to any material that's teaching me what to do, I'd be
more than thankful.
Thanks again
-uwe
"Sean Evoy" <sevoy@ca.ibm.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:cf00dg$k2d$1@eclipse.org...
> Uwe,
> John is quite right that the doc is out of date, but about a month ago,
> there was a similar question on this group. I believe the problem was
> that the user did not have the SDK version of CDT installed, so there
> was no source code for the managed build extension point's schema (thus,
> no way to create an extension for it). You might want to check that
> you're using the SDK version of the CDT.
>
> Sean
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