Re: [cdt-dev] Setting up a CDT project

[Mike LeBlanc <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I did the import again but checked the box to import source as well.  
Duh.  Now I have write access.  Yes, this is overkill, but at least I 
can play around and poke at the entire tree.  And the export function 
allows me to select only what I have changed, pretty much what I 
wanted.

The PD perspective is nice, but I just want to tweak existing plugins a 
little.

By the way, I find the documentation a little thin.  I got off square 
one with advice from "Contributing to Eclipse ..." by Gamma & Beck, 
chapter 2.

On Nov 21, 2004, at 7:17 PM, Alex Chapiro wrote:

> You should work in Plugin development perspective. There is no singe 
> project for this sort of development, each plugin is a project. More 
> detailed description of these ideas you can find in Eclipse 
> documentation.
>
> Mike LeBlanc wrote:
>
> > Would someone please tell me how to set up an Eclipse project to make 
> > experimental changes to CDT?  I tried creating a new Java project and 
> > importing "External Plugins and Fragments".  It left me with a fully 
> > populated project, but everything is read-only.