hello all.

first, need to say, nice plugin, i'm experiencing it and there are much future.

it seems to work fine under exotic configs, like Jrockit jvm and slackware 12.

i would like to know if someone have a link for anonymous cvs access, i would like to see the source.


thx for the nice work

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Hi,

* Leonardo <sombriks@gmail.com> [2008-04-25 12:33]:
>
> first, need to say, nice plugin, i'm experiencing it and there are much future.
>
> it seems to work fine under exotic configs, like Jrockit jvm and slackware 12.



> i would like to know if someone have a link for anonymous cvs access, i would
> like to see the source.

From

http://sourceware.org/eclipse/autotools/

To checkout the source under Eclipse, perform:

File -> New -> Project -> CVS -> Checkout Projects from CVS

Note: To run the Autotools plugin source one needs to checkout the source into
an Eclipse 3.3 workspace that has already installed the latest eclipse-cdt
package or one must check-out the appropriate CDT source code and apply the CDT
patches found in the com.redhat.eclipse.cdt.autotools/cdtpatches directory
(details can be found in cdtpatches/README).

Hint:
Paste server:anonymous@sources.redhat.com:/cvs/eclipse into the Host field of
the cvs dialog and Eclipse will parse it for you and fill in the other fields.

Specify that you want to:

Use an existing module

Find autotools and expand it. Do not checkout autotools itself. In there you will find:

com.redhat.eclipse.cdt.autotools
com.redhat.eclipse.cdt.autotools.feature
com.redhat.eclipse.cdt.autotools.tests
com.redhat.eclipse.cdt.autotools-docs

Select these for check-out and finish.

HTH,

Andrew
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