Thomas Preisler wrote: > It actually does work, but requires the user to set up a working build > environment first with correct compilers (SUNWspro pcakage) and onbld > tools (SUNWonbld pcakage) and correctly configure opensolaris.sh. Once > the user has done that, builds from within the IDE do work. The > generated NetBeans projects will use 'bldenv' to build the commands and > libraries. Running and debugging of commands do work too. The problem is > it is not trivial setting up the build environment and it is not > something we will support in the first phase.
That's still pretty impressive ;-) >> I haven't played with the C/C++ stuff in NB very much, can it use >> external Makefiles in the same way that the Java stuff can use >> external Ant files? What do you lose if you use external Makefiles >> instead of letting NB manage them? >> > You can set up a project to use your existing makefiles and sources and > the project will be built exactly how it would be built from command > line. We have a wizard that helps you doing that. Sounds good, thanks. -- Alan Burlison -- _______________________________________________ tools-discuss mailing list tools-discuss@opensolaris.org
