But for debugging I still use Visual Studio.
It is not easy to use Eclipse CDT debugger for debugging C/C++ application on Windows (in contrast to Linux). The problem is that CDT debugger uses GDB from cygwin or mingw port, which works unstably with code compiled with naive compiler (not GCC), and don't support deferred breakpoints So it's still possible with some workarounds for known problems, using Visual Studio debugger is much easier on Windows. However, on Linux Eclipse C/C++ debugger works fine on top on convenient GDB support. Thanks. Ivan On 12/11/06, Andrey Yakushev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 12/11/06, Igor V Chebykin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The only question is about building drlvm. As a temporary workaround I'm using a set of created "Run / External Tools" for workspace control and build script running. Like: "Harmony populate_source" "Classlib update" "Classlib build" ... "Drlvm test" But for debugging I still use Visual Studio. Thanks, Andrey On 12/11/06, Igor V Chebykin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all. > > Last weekend I successfully built Harmony under Eclipse 3.2.1 > (also debug it under Eclipse's CDT) > For svn-related tasks I have installed Subclipse from > http://subclipse.tigris.org/ > > The only question is about building drlvm. > Now, we need to use build.sh script to build drlvm, but the script > is just a wrapper for ant tasks. > I think we can delete the script without any problem and directly use > ant instead. > > Eclipse has built-in ant support, so it is very easy to build Harmony. > Also Eclipse's project CDT supports native-development, so > linux-guys have very good solution for build&debug Harmony in very known > IDE. > > Best regards, > Igor. > >
