Paul G. Allen wrote:
Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
It doesn't matter. The only stable plugins for source control on
Eclipse are for CVS or SVN. So, Perforce is not an option.
What!? I know I saw a Perforce plugin for Eclipse (Though I don't know
whether it was on the Perforce site or elsewhere. Guess I'll have to
look again).
I said *stable*. As in, "Doesn't cause Eclipse to crash every 15
minutes or lock the repository 1 in every 3 operations." It may have
improved since last I looked, though. The jump in stability for Eclipse
from 3.1 to 3.2 was *huge*. 3.1 was a useful but annoying IDE. 3.2 is
usable for real work.
I'm sure there is a Perforce plugin. But the combination of fee and
instability cuts it off. Especially *fee*. As a lecturer, I am an
agent of the University. I do not qualify for exemptions that do not
already exist and have no authority to negotiate contracts.
-a
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