Hello
Using NB 12.0, I have installed the C/C++ plugin from NB 8.2 plugin
portal, and it appears in the "User Installed plugins" category.
Then I have built a module using NB platform, I built an nbm file and I
installed it in the IDE for some tests. It appears also in the "User
installed pl
Some things causing breakpoint problems I've run into recently
- Check that the name in the debugger's sources window matches the name
the project was opened under. Somtimes I have two ways to reference the
package directory, one is a windows mount; if the package was opened
under one name, and
That works for me. I did dig around and found the task name and property
in the run.single "Build Action" for the project. It just meant digging a
little bit deeper than I was expecting and realizing that I could define my
own runSingle task instead of relying on the one NB must be adding
dynamic
On Fri, 5 Mar 2021 at 15:35, Eric Bresie wrote:
> Silly flavor of that, but what if there is an existing project without Ant or
> any applicable build (maven or gradle) yet?
If you don't want Ant, then I guess create an empty project and copy
sources in is the way? Of course, depends if you wan
Silly flavor of that, but what if there is an existing project without Ant
or any applicable build (maven or gradle) yet?
Eric Bresie
ebre...@gmail.com
On Mon, Mar 1, 2021 at 6:52 PM Mark A. Flacy
wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> For gradle or maven projects, you just open the directory as a project.
>
