2007/7/31, Miguel A. Figueroa-Villanueva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello Everyone, > [...] > > So far, I have modified only cmake.cxx to add the extra generator > handle [this->AddExtraGenerator(...)], the CMakeLists.txt file to add > the two new files, and the two new files themselves: > > Source/cmExtraEclipseGenerator.cxx > Source/cmExtraEclipseGenerator.h
Nice job. I'm not a CMake developper nevertheless I volunteer to test your patch if you provide one. > > 2. As I mentioned, I'm new to Eclipse so, I don't know how people use > it. I need volunteers to test the generator and let me know what > things don't work as expected. Again I may help. I may provide you my "hand-made" CDT projects files for CMake enabled open-source projects https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/tsp/ (almost pure ANSI C) https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/certi (almost C++) > Note that this is a simple generator (an extra generator), since it > relies on the "Unix Makefiles" generator to handle all the difficult > issues. So, I'm not looking to provide a generator for eclipse that > will create a managedmakefile project; >From my point of view your choice is a good one. I personnally DON'T want to get stuck into eclipse. I want to be able to build (the same build dir) from Eclipse or from command line. > at least not at this point. I > am looking to implement the Eclipse generator on top of the MinGW, > MSYS, and maybe NMake (depending on the Eclipse CDT support for it). You were talking about "Unix Makefile" before? I may easilly test Unix Makefile+Eclipse CDT on Linux but may be more difficult on the Windows Platform. > Opinion on the CMake plugin discussion: > ============================== > > So far, it seems to me that the discussion has been steering in the > opposite direction from what I actually thought was more useful and > what I implemented. That is, a CMake generator rather than an Eclipse > plugin. I think this is indeed a good choice CMake IS a GENERATOR. (see my previous message about Ant, Eclipse and CMake) > Just some thoughts on the matter... Good to read those thoughts :)) Good luck for the Eclipse Generator. I'm no Eclipse expert but do not hesitate to ask questions about this topic here I will try my best to help you. -- Erk _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list CMake@cmake.org http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
