Hi Sean, There are example .mak files for compiling and creating shared libraries from C++ annotator code. A couple of env parameters need to be set for the build. It should be straightforward to configure eclipse CDT to build an annotator and a C++ application calling annotators from a makefile.
Python annotators sit on top of a C++ annotator. No idea about eclipse support for that kind of thing. Eddie On Thu, May 5, 2016 at 3:44 PM, Sean Crist <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello, > > I’m trying to set up the ability to write annotators in C++ and in Python > using Eclipse on Mac OS X. > > I read the following two sources: > > https://uima.apache.org/doc-uimacpp-huh.html > > Also the README file in the download of UIMACPP > > Both documents seem geared for using UIMA from the command line in Windows > or Linux. It wasn’t immediately evident how to translate those > instructions to my situation. There were a few passing mentions of Eclipse > or Mac OS, but nothing like a step-by-step. > > Is there a writeup on this that I’ve missed in my Google search? Absent > that, any pointers or suggestions on how to proceed? > > Thanks, > —Sean Crist > > >
