Re: [cdt-dev] Linux Core Fragments

[Alex Chapiro <achapiro@xxxxxxx>]

The idea is that OSGI stuff during startup time just updates System 
property java.library.path searching plugins for os/os_name/architecture

Douglas Schaefer wrote:

> Or does it all just work anyway. I'm not sure how System.loadLibrary
> finds 
> the libraries. There seems to be some magic there. Maybe all I need to
> do 
> is simply create new fragments and move the binaries there.
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> Anyone have any insight?
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> Doug Schaefer, Technical Lead, Eclipse CDT
> Ottawa Lab,  IBM Canada, Rational Software Division
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> Hey gang, we now have support for three CPU architectures in our 
> org.eclipse.cdt.core.linux fragment - x86, ppc, and ia64. The beauty of 
> Linux is that the source is the same for all three, only the compiled 
> binaries are different.
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> So the question I have is how to avoid having all three architectures in
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> the same fragment. One solution is to simply make complete copies of the
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> fragments sources for each architecture. Another solution would be to
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> new fragments for each and just copy the library loading code.
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> Any opinions on the best way to go?
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