Re: [CEDET-devel] CIT for EDE GNUstep

[Eric M. L. <er...@si...>]

Thanks!  I will try it out soon.

I agree about the directory issue.  We can move the existing tests
into a subdirectory too, and have a sequence of parellel directories.

In cit-gnustep, you specified a file w/ a require.  This should be
provided in the load-path.  In anycase, if the path is required, you
can use `expand-file-name' to append a base directory to something
more specific.  It is more reliable.

It might also be wise to add an attribution and copyright notice to
cit-gnustep.el

Thanks
Eric

>>> bar...@gm... (Marco <Bj> Bardelli) seems to think that:
>Hi,
>i checked in a simple test for `ede-gnustep.el'.
>It's quite decent, but some strange things happens;
>I don't understand how `ede-auto-add-method' works.
>
>I can't use the same dir "/tmp/CEDET_INTEG" because
>two different project types conflicts, when in `ede-new' it checks
>:class-sym. I don't know to solve this w/o modity ede.el .
>we'll think how to permit inter-mix of different project types.
>at now we can't:
>.../DIR1/Project.ede
>.../DIR1/Makefile
>.../DIR1/DIR2/ProjStep.ede
>.../DIR1/DIR2/GNUmakefile
>because ede-proj-project and ede-step-project are not of the same class,
>either make don't reject this situation.
>
>I followed the structure of cedet-integ-test (w/o to use srecode :( ),
>and to change dir to /tmp/CEDET_INTEG_ede_GSMake i find-file,
>but during execution via ./cit-test.sh the testing instance of emacs
>ask for add README :( .
>anyway ... please test it.
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