[news.eclipse.tools.cdt] Re: eclipse Galileo with CDT.

[Derek <subs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 11/09/2009 06:55, vin_pll wrote:
> Please Experts,
> i have two questions please answer them as i am not getting any answer
> from any where its too frustrating , i am not getting even a single
> answer correct please tell me correctly,
>
> question 1)
> As i heard eclipse is a open source i want to download the source code
> of it which i am not getting i am tried visiting all the sites of
> eclipse.org and tried to get the source through svn
> i used, even though i am not a committer
> svn co
> svn+ssh://committerid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/svnroot/technology/some.repository
> which the command is failing and i am not getting a right command for
> the svn can you please in step wise tell me how to download the source .
If you really are a beginner, why do you want the source? Still, if you 
want it, download "Eclipse Classic" - this includes source.
If you want CDT source too, use the CDT update site to install CDT SDK
http://download.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/releases/ganymede/
> question2)
> i want to integrate the cdt6.0 with galileo(eclipse 3.5) the tutorail
> are not showing any useful info and also in most of the tutorial they
> say to directly connecting through update and install which i dont want
> to use
Its already done for you. Just download "Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers"

This is a ready to go CDT/Eclipse installation. It DOES NOT include a 
compiler or debugger, which you will need to get from elsewhere.
> please answer these two question thinking i am a very beginner please
> answer them.


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Derek