CEDET

Hi,

  The only bits that won't work well involve integration with 3rd party
tools, such as GNU Global, Make, etc.  Everything else should be fine,
though I personally haven't tested it.

Eric

On Wed, 2009-07-29 at 22:55 +0200, Michal wrote:
> Hallo Eric & Group Members
> Do You know if cedet works correctly when sources are on remote machine
> and are accessed through tramp?
>

"Eric M. Ludlam" <eric@...> writes:

> Hi,
>
>   The only bits that won't work well involve integration with 3rd party
> tools, such as GNU Global, Make, etc.  Everything else should be fine,
> though I personally haven't tested it.
>
> Eric
>

hallo Eric and Marco!

This is very good news for me!
thank You for Your answers.

best regards,
Michal

"Eric M. Ludlam" <eric@...> writes:

>> Hallo Eric & Group Members
>> Do You know if cedet works correctly when sources are on remote machine
>> and are accessed through tramp?
>> 

Eric,
one more thing came to my mind.

My configuration is following:
I usually work on sources that are on remote machine (through tramp of course). Then for a day or
two I need to phisically go to that remote machine and then work locally
on these sources.

how will cedet + emacs 23 will handle such situation, ie. is it
transparent to it?

I assume that cedet database will be present on that remote machine.

best regards,
Michal

On Wed, 2009-08-12 at 15:23 +0200, Michal wrote:
> "Eric M. Ludlam" <eric@...> writes:
> 
> >> Hallo Eric & Group Members
> >> Do You know if cedet works correctly when sources are on remote machine
> >> and are accessed through tramp?
> >> 
> 
> Eric,
> one more thing came to my mind.
> 
> My configuration is following:
> I usually work on sources that are on remote machine (through tramp of course). Then for a day or
> two I need to phisically go to that remote machine and then work locally
> on these sources.
> 
> how will cedet + emacs 23 will handle such situation, ie. is it
> transparent to it?
> 
> I assume that cedet database will be present on that remote machine.

Hi,

If the variable semanticdb-default-save-directory is set to some value
(which it is by default), and that directory is acceptable to both
machines via NFS or some such, then you will be fine.  If it is not
accessible via NFS, then Emacs will just create a new set of databases
for you.

If that variable is nil, then it stores the caches next to the files
that are being tagged, and that will definitely follow the code.

Eric

"Eric M. Ludlam" <eric@...> writes:

>
> Hi,
>
> If the variable semanticdb-default-save-directory is set to some value
> (which it is by default), and that directory is acceptable to both
> machines via NFS or some such, then you will be fine.  If it is not
> accessible via NFS, then Emacs will just create a new set of databases
> for you.
>
> If that variable is nil, then it stores the caches next to the files
> that are being tagged, and that will definitely follow the code.
>
> Eric

Eric,
thank You for Your answer.
I started 2day with cedet. I see big difference between current version
and the one from several Years ago. As I mentioned I additionally am
going to use cedet with remote projects (tramp). Such configuration
indeed seems working, although I need more knowledge to tweak my config.

Thank You for cedet.
best regards,
Michal