DulcetTone wrote: > That is the point, basically. Eclipse doesn't work like that, really. But you can go to Project->Properties->Project References to set up dependencies between projects, so they'll get built as a set. That allows you to put your common code in a separate project which your other projects refer to. does that do what you want?
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