Hi, > Well, when I started with JOSM, I actually created a project from > scratch > and moved the sources (except the build.xml) in. > My setup includes two source roots (./src and . to cover also other > resources) > with a short include filter (images/**,org/**,presets/**,styles/**). > > Then everything works perfectly (build, run, debug, even profile). > I can send you a patch that would turn svn sources into full-featured > NB project, if you wish. > > In fact, I believe it would be completely possible to have the project > data in place for both the IDEs (with Eclipse using NB's generated > build.xml) > but I don't have Eclipse installed to test it.
While we're at the IDE topic... I normally use Eclipse, and recently wanted to do some profiling on JOSM. Turns out the "TPTP" stuff in Eclipse is an absolutely grande pain in the behind, for me at least, constantly complaining about some "agent" not being availalbe, which the docs say should be built-in but obviously isn't, and if you want to start the agent manually, you find it is linked against a specific libstdc++ library version number that you don't have, and all that. So I thought well let's use Netbeans, everybody says their profiling is good. Downloaded and installed it, but it was absolutely unusable on my setup. (My setup involves a headless server and the display machine is a thin client only running an X server from where I get my session with X -query, so it is not the fastest in terms of graphics but usually sufficient for all development tasks.) I don't know what the matter was, but I had this "click button, wait five seconds, and then perhaps a dialog opens" effect - maybe some graphics/UI handling in Netbeans that becomes visible in a slow graphics environment. After this I downloaded an evaluation copy of JProfiler and promptly found out that the reason why JOSM was so slow in mappaint mode (on my machine) was the polygon filling ;-) Questions arising from this: 1. anyone got Eclipse TPTP working on Linux and happy with it? 2. anyone got Netbeans running in a slow graphics environment and happy with their profiling tools? 3. anyone got suggestions for other free Java profiling tools? Bye Frederik -- Frederik Ramm ## eMail [EMAIL PROTECTED] ## N49°00'09" E008°23'33" _______________________________________________ josm-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/josm-dev
