From: Philippe M. <phi...@gm...> - 2008-02-14 15:24:12
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I just wanted to report my experience in using Eclipse/CDT with Rosegarden. I wanted to give it a try after coming across the wiki page: http://rosegarden.wiki.sourceforge.net/EclipseCDT I would suggest to add the following instructions in order to avoid a couple of mistakes I've made (I guess I'm not authorized to edit the page myself). - "Install Subversion plugin": when following the instructions for the Subclipse plugin (from the Update Manager menu), I had some unresolved dependencies (Buckminster) by just choosing to install the Sublicpse plugin, because of some optional integration components that are not needed. I'd advise to drill down the Subclipse item and uncheck the optional Integrations (Buckminster and Mylyn): only this way I could finish off the installation (resolving the dependencies proved difficult). - after checkout, when prompted for the project name, keep the suggested name 'rosegarden': this makes Run/Debug History usable, otherwise it is difficult to start the debugger and keep it attached to the RG process (it can be changed afterwards, but it is not "dummy-proof"). In particular these targets make use of the --nofork option which enables debugging (so it is probably necessary for gdb as well) - clarify a little bit how the RGINSTALL works and it's use in defining KDEDIRS and the like, otherwise execution blocks when comparing the versions stored in version.txt files; a link to http://rosegarden.wiki.sourceforge.net/Working+with+multiple+installed+build+versions together with an update on how to do it with cmake would be real time savers! With this information I hope the wiki page can be truly usable "out of the box". -- Best regards, Philippe. |