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Garrett
2010-11-03
2014-08-19
  • Garrett

    Garrett - 2010-11-03

    I've download the source code for veditor and imported the project into Eclipse, but there is a lot of errors. I'm using Eclipse 3.6 (Helios) with Java 1.6. Do I need to run an older version of Eclipse or am I doing something wrong.

    It's been a while since I've used Eclipse so I could be doing something stupid. All I did was extract the veditor folder from the source download into my workspace and imported it as an existing project.

    An example of an error is in the net.sourceforge.veditor.actions.VhdlFormat.java. The following 3 includes give an error "cannot resolve":

    import net.sourceforge.veditor.parser.vhdl.SimpleCharStream;
    import net.sourceforge.veditor.parser.vhdl.Token;
    import net.sourceforge.veditor.parser.vhdl.VhdlParserCoreTokenManager;
    

    This seems to make sense to me because none of those classes seem to exist in the net.sourceforge.veditor.parser.vhdl package.

    Anybody have any ideas here?

     
  • aghoras

    aghoras - 2010-11-03

    It looks like you haven't generated the automatically generated parser files. Follow the instructions here and see if you run into the same problem: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/veditor/index.php?title=For_Developers

     
    • dp118m

      dp118m - 2014-08-13

      Hello,

      http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/veditor/index.php?title=For_Developers

      This link isn't available.

      Would be great, if you updated it.

      Thanks

      Dmitri

       
      • aghoras

        aghoras - 2014-08-13

        It appears that the entire wiki is missing. I'm going to look into it.

         
      • aghoras

        aghoras - 2014-08-19

        Sourceforge has ungraciously deleted our project's wiki and dumped the data in some sql and zip files. It's going to take me a while (time I don't really have) to sift though the data and repost the contents.

         
  • Garrett

    Garrett - 2010-11-04

    Thanks I got it going now. I had trouble with setting the javacc and eclipse plugin paths through the build.properties file at first, but I eventually figure out that I had backslashes instead of forward slashes in the paths. I just copies the directories from windows explorer address bar and it gave me backslashes, so perhaps you could a note to the For Developers wiki page to use forward slashes (for us lowly windows users!)

     

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