On Jul 31, 2007, at 10:42 AM, Alexander Neundorf wrote:
On Tuesday 31 July 2007 10:30, Mike Jackson wrote:
Eclipse CDT only supports MinGW on Windows so the fact that it is
broken for Cygwin is no surprise.
Really ?
In 2004 a patch was needed for CDT (from Oyvind Harboe I think) to
work
correctly with cygwin paths, but I thought this patch was then
integrated
into CDT.
CDT does NOT support nmake at this
time because there would be no way to debug the code after it was
compiled. There was discussion about this on the CDT newsgroup
So it works except debugging ?
Bye
Alex
I do not follow the CDT/windows too much. ( I use VS2003 when on
Windows) so if someone got it working then great.
I said it _might_ be able to work. I have no idea. I have never
tested it. There is a check box for "Visual Studio Error Parsing" in
the Eclipse project setup. If you create a "standard makefile"
project then there should be enough options to have eclipse call
nmake on your generated nmake files, just as I have eclipse call "/
usr/bin/make -C Build/" on my own "makefile" based projects. All of
that is untested. Some one care to give it a shot?
--
Mike Jackson Senior Research Engineer
Innovative Management & Technology Services
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