| Checking out multiple projects from repository [message #304501] |
Thu, 08 June 2006 13:34  |
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Originally posted by: lsantos.itquality.com.br
Hello, people
Please, give me your thoughts... I have this situation: A repository
module that has some libraries written in C++. I am using eclipse with
CDT. The libraries are delivered in their binary form as static libraries.
All of those libraries have executable tests. Each library must have two
projectes in CDT, right? One for the static library binary and one for the
test executable binary.
Question is that I need to store both of them in a single module in my
Software Version Control program (thatŽs CVS for now, but soon to be SVN,
btw).
Now my problem is that I cannot use Eclipse plugins for repository
checkout because the projects are not at the top level in the module. As
far as I can tell, my Eclipse CDT (and I believe other eclipse projects)
only recognizes the folder as a project if it is at the top level of the
eclipse project, right?
Am I missing something?
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| Re: Checking out multiple projects from repository [message #304502 is a reply to message #304501] |
Thu, 08 June 2006 13:51  |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
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Luis,
For a module like org.eclipse.emf, we have many projects nested under
various subfolders.
To check these out as separate projects, we just select the individual
subfolders, like org.eclipse.emf.ant, and check all those out as projects.
So no, projects don't have to be at the root of the module but yes, the
nested project folders need to be checked out individually for Eclipse
to properly treat them as individual projects.
Luis Santos wrote:
> Hello, people
>
> Please, give me your thoughts... I have this situation: A repository
> module that has some libraries written in C++. I am using eclipse with
> CDT. The libraries are delivered in their binary form as static
> libraries. All of those libraries have executable tests. Each library
> must have two projectes in CDT, right? One for the static library
> binary and one for the test executable binary.
>
> Question is that I need to store both of them in a single module in my
> Software Version Control program (that
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