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Re: [platform-dev] Generic porting instructions ?
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On Fri, Jan 14, 2005, Kim Moir wrote:
> Hi Martin
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> Here are instructions on how to build eclipse
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> http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/org.eclipse.releng.eclipsebuilder/readme.html?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/html
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> This will use the precompiled native libaries that exist in the
> repository. If you want to build completely from sources including
> creating native binaries, you will have to have the hardware to compile
> the binaries for each platform.
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> The instructions on how to port eclipse to a new platform are currently a
> work in progress and will be released soon.
Hi.
Is there something in the meantime ? Waited for the M5.
In the meantime i would like to use the *srcIncluded* piece instead of
CVS. And all "releng" stuff seems to be excluded from it. But hey, i could
also generate stuff on a local CVS checkout and package it together with
the *srcIncluded* stuff. As long as it is _significantly_ smaller in size.
I look for _generic_ instructions how to port Eclipse to any OS/WS/ARCH
combination.
All stuff i found that matches "porting" seems to be releated to port from
one Eclipse version to another.
(mk)
> Matthias Kurz <mk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Shoot me !
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> Are there instructions anywhere that help me to _automatically_ set up
> _one_ source tree, that can be used to build eclipse for each and every
> supported platform _completely_ from sources (Java and native parts) ?
> First.
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> And second, are there instructions what one has to do to port eclipse
> to a new platform (OS/WS/ARCH) ?
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> Using CVS. For 3.1M4 and HEAD. Without using eclipse.
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