Hello Roland, Thanks a lot for your response, the hint with setting up linuxtools-e4.10 as target for master was indeed a good hint, yet still I am not able to fully achieve what I need. As I am struggling with it for last about 6 houres, I feel I need further advice:
*What to do to see the sources of Eclipse itself, which are invoking the Linuxtools classes?* To be more specific: I have this call tree, where NullPointerException is thrown: [image: image.png] And the BusyIndicator is listed in the plugin dependencies, and I can open the source file of it manually, but in debugging, the source is simply not found. Now I believe this is some pretty easy to be solved issue, but I am in a dead end, googling is not helping me much. So again to repeat the steps I have done so far (maybe this way it is more clear what I have forgotten to do) 1. I downloaded the latest *2018-12* Eclipse for Committers 2. Clone the repo again, checkout master 3. select target 'linuxtools-e4.10' 4. Select API baseline to use the target platform 5. Add all opened projects to source lookup path in debugging Again thanks a lot for your response Petr čt 20. 12. 2018 v 16:02 odesílatel Roland Grunberg <rgrun...@redhat.com> napsal: > On Sun, 2018-12-16 at 17:36 +0100, Petr Vyleta wrote: > > Hello Everyone, I an mew to linuxtools and would like to fix few bugs in > Gcov plugin which are bothering me, however, I am failing in setting the > Target Platform - to be specific, I fail to download the required files. I > suspect this might be a newbie issue, so let's go through the steps what I > do in detail: > > > > 1. Clone the repo, import all projects > > 2. Preferences, Plug-in development, set target platform - here I select > "linuxtools-e4.9" provided from > /org.eclipse.linuxtools.target/linuxtools-e4.9.target > > 3. Click apply, see progress bar for few seconds, but end up with error > red crosses next to all Locations mentioned in the target, with the error > saying "Unable to locate installable unit xxx" > > > > I am using completely fresh install of latest eclipse 2018-09 for > Comitters, new workspace, I tried multiple Wi-Fi networks, Windows and > Debian on two different PCs and I am still getting nowhere. Searching for > the error message o nstackOverflow and elswhere proved not to be really > helpful (as the ultimate advice to remove workspace solved nothing for me) > > > > Does any of you faced a similar issue in the past, or do you have some > suggestions what might be the cause? > > Hello Petr, > > The issue seems to be that > http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/4.9-I-builds no longer > exists, and likely hasn't for some time (given that 4.10-I-builds was > recently removed since the 2018-12 release) . > > If you replaced ' > http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/4.9-I-builds' with ' > http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/4.9' , that should resolve > the issue. I could definitely fix this in the repo as ensuring others > are able to do some basic rebuilds even if no official ones are > expected is a reasonable expectation. > > With that said, you'll still need to be on a branch that can build from > the 4.9 platform version. For master branch, you would want to be using > 'linuxtools-e4.10' . > > Hope this helps, > -- > Roland Grunberg > > _______________________________________________ > linuxtools-dev mailing list > linuxtools-dev@eclipse.org > To change your delivery options, retrieve your password, or unsubscribe > from this list, visit > https://www.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxtools-dev >
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