Yes, I have a Google SOC student working
towards that and I’ve been working on a C# parser (at least until the CDT
3.1 storm hit). I think it’s a natural fit.
I’ll have to think about how I’d
organize this activity. There is a lot of work to do to make this happen,
including editor support, DOM support, managed build, debug. I’m not sure
how it fits in our mandate, whatever our mandate really is, so I’ve been
thinking of hosting it at our SourceForge project, cdt-contrib.
Anyone else interested in working on this?
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I remember we had some talks regarding a C# support in CDT, so
I’m copying this mail to the cdt-dev list for discussion..
From my point of view the C# integration might be treated as
integration of an additional language into the CDT using the New Project Model
that should provide a consistent way of doing this.
Mikhail
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As part of the eclipse summer of code sponsored by google, I
think that was part of the goal of the project "Basic Eclipse Mono Development Environment and Contributions Towards an
Eclipse IDE Generator ". You may want to contact Doug
Schaefer from the CDT team who is the mentor for this project.
HTH,
PaScaL
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Hey everyone!
My name is Karl, and as the subject of this post
implies, I wanna work on a C#
plugin for Eclipse.
The astute reader would point out that there
already is one. The Improve C#
Plugin for Eclipse is available at
http://www.improve-technologies.com/alpha/esharp/
.
However, it lacks many notable features required
of modern IDEs, such as
debugging and refactoring. My future
end-goal would be to provide a C#
environment that's as nice as the Java one Eclipse
provides.
So I have two questions on that note:
1. Is anyone else interested in this?
2. Where can I find more information on the
refactoring support that Eclipse
provides? This presentation given at
EclipseCon 2004 [1] gave me some very
helpful implementation information, but I would be
grateful if anyone had any
more information.
Thank you for everyone's time, and I eagerly await
any replies.
[1]
http://www.eclipsecon.org/2004/EclipseCon_2004_TechnicalTrackPresentations/25_Baumer-Mulet.pdf
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Karl Pietrzak
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