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I have at work a project which consists of Java and C++ code. Both set of codes are residing under the same root \dev\npt\release\base\src. Under 'src' directory, there exist two folders, one for java and the other for cpp. I have added the java folder to a java project and it is fine. Now I am trying to create an another project for the cpp code but I got the following error: "C:\dev\npt\release\base\src\cpp overlaps the location of another project: lpt_BASE" The location of the java project is: "C:\dev\npt\release\base" Is there a way to get these two types of project to coexist ? Thanks. Michel.
Re-assigning to cdt-core.
Eclipse has a restriction that you can not overlap projects on the file system. What you really need is a project that is both Java and C++.
Version 3.1 of Eclipse made lot of relaxation of the restriction that resources cannot overlap in the file system, here is problem analisys: <ahref="http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/development/inflexible-projects-problem.html">http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/development/inflexible-projects-problem.html</a> and here the adopted solutions: <ahref="http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/development/flexible-projects-proposal.html">http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/development/flexible-projects-proposal.html</a> Should we hope that CDT will align and allow project file structure overlaping in the same way as eclips plateform in future releases ?
