Øyvind Harboe a écrit :
> I'll answer a few more questions here, but really these belong
> in the zylin-discuss mailing list.
>
> [stuff deleted w.r.t. warnings, I'll have a peek at the current warnings
> at some point]
>
>
Not a problem
>> This one is better than the 4.5 version even though it still has the
>> requirement for two phantom directories
>> It can be fixed by removing those items.
>>
>
> What directories?
>
>
The guilty file is build.properties
source.zylinembeddedcdt.jar = src/
output.zylinembeddedcdt.jar = bin/
bin.includes = plugin.xml,\
zylinembeddedcdt.jar,\
icons/,\
cdtpatches.txt,\
plugin.xml,\
icons/,\
build.properties,\
bin/,\
ChangeLog,\
.classpath,\
.project,\
plugin.properties,\
==> 3rdparty/commons-httpclient-3.1.jar,\
META-INF/,\
helpwanted.txt,\
bugs.txt,\
lib/
src.includes = .classpath,\
.project,\
ChangeLog,\
bin/,\
cdtpatches.txt,\
build.properties,\
icons/,\
plugin.properties,\
plugin.xml,\
src/,\
==> 3rdparty/,\
lib/,\
META-INF/,\
helpwanted.txt,\
bugs.txt
jars.compile.order = zylinembeddedcdt.jar
> Hmm... java doesn't "compile directories" or require empty ones... I don't
> know what you are referring to here.
>
>
whether it is java, C or assembler it always gets upset when you state
directories that don't exist
> What binary are you referring to?
>
>
.jar files
> The update site works fine on e.g. Eclipse 3.5 w/Ubuntu 9.04.
>
>
Doesn't work on Ubuntu 8.10
> There update site works on all operating systems, no special
> linux binary required.
>
>
Last I tried with Ubuntu 8.10 and fedora 9 it would barf, so I relied to
the old fashion way which is to copy the compiled java
to their proper directory.
> The Zylin Embedded CDT is identical for all distributions of linux
> or operating systems for that matter.
>
> What is it that you are referring to that requires binaries for
> a particular distribution?
>
>
I am referring to the .jar files. It is important which version of
Eclipse is used.
If you have 3.3, 3.4 or 3.5 you need different ones.
I will check them again when I get some time.
a last gripe on my part :
In the file plugin.properties
containerName.cygwin=CygWin path translator
containerDescription.cygwin=Translates from CygWin to Windows paths
StandardCommandFactory.name=Standard
ECDT_Debugger_Name = gdb
ECDT_Debugger_Init =
ECDT_Main_PrefPage_Label = Embedded CDT
ECDT_Main_PrefPage_Desc = Set preferences for the Embedded CDT Plugin
It might be a good idea to not default to gdb as it looks stupid because
gdb is the local debugger and not the embedded debugger.
It can have several name like arm-linux-gdb or arm-elf-gdb but gdb is
definitely not one of them.
You are probably right, we should stick to the proper newsletter even
though there is some apparent overlap of the two here.
Michel
--
Tired of Microsoft's rebootive multitasking?
then it's time to upgrade to Linux.
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