| run/debug without first compiling? [message #125704] |
Fri, 23 December 2005 06:30  |
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Originally posted by: sinoslav.yahoo.com
Hi,
I tend to compile my Java projects externally via the command line, but
I would like to launch the debugger within Eclipse without having
Eclipse try to re-compile them first. Is there any way to get Eclipse
*not* to try and re-compile the project before debugging?
Thanks,
Roger
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| Re: run/debug without first compiling? [message #125740 is a reply to message #125730] |
Fri, 23 December 2005 12:27  |
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Originally posted by: osadeh.gmail.com
Roger Levy wrote:
> Oren Sadeh wrote:
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>> Roger Levy wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I tend to compile my Java projects externally via the command line,
>>> but I would like to launch the debugger within Eclipse without having
>>> Eclipse try to re-compile them first. Is there any way to get
>>> Eclipse *not* to try and re-compile the project before debugging?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Roger
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>> Hi,
>> You can disable the 'Build Automatically' in the Project menu. Eclipse
>> will still ask you if you want to _save_ unsaved files, but without
>> building the project.
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> Thanks, but even if I disable "Build Automatically" in the Project menu,
> choosing Run | Debug and then clicking the "Debug" button launches a
> process that tries to compile lots of stuff in my project. How can I
> deactivate this?
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> Thanks
>
> Roger
Hi,
Check the Window|Preferences|Run/Debug|Launching preference page, the
'Build (if required) before launching' checkbox.
HTH,
Oren
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