On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 9:41 AM, Viktor Szakáts <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can you publish anything which may help to use > Harbour with Eclipse the way you do it? F.e. to > me the way you use it would be just perfect. > (the only new thing would be using hbmk2 instead > of your custom solution, but I guess, this is > achievable in some ways) You can easily change make with hbmk2 as default build command. There are some settings I use but they can be seen as preferences also. Also depends if you start from already exiting projects or from "free" directories. These are the main steps we use: - install JRE( if not already installed ) - download Eclipse C/C++ from eclipse.prg don't use distro one - install eclipse - install WDT ( Web Developer Tools ) ( optional ) - install JDT ( Javascript Developer Tools ) ( optional ) - start a new project ( we use the makefile based one ) - define targets ( all, clean, install ) - link .ch to C Header file editor ( optional ) - link .prg to C Sources Editor ( optional ) and if done remove syntax annotations at this point you should be able to run (make) all. Eclipse as a binary parser and a error parser so it creates a "Binaries", "Archives", "Includes" virtual folder. When you clink on a binary it creates a "Run configuration" where you can define parameters, environment, debug. Since it is a "point and click" env is difficult to list all the settings. I'll be happy to help on specific issue. best regards, Lorenzo _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
