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[Themiya Jayasinghe <themiya.jayasinghe@xxxxxxxxx>]

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From: James Newell <jameslnewell@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 5:22 PM
Subject: Re: Eclipse project
To: Themiya Jayasinghe <themiya.jayasinghe@xxxxxxxxx>


Think this was all:

Library:

   - Create a new *Makefile Project with Existing Code*
   - Enter name of project and existing location
   - Right click on the project and select *C/C++ Build*
   - Select the *Default* build configuration
   - Select *Builder Settings*
   - Enter the location of bjam in the lib folder (relative to the project
   workspace variable) *Build Command* (e.g.
${workspace_loc:/fema-framework-library}../../../lib/boost_1_46_1/bjam
   )
   - Select *Behaviour*
   - Tick *Build* and enter the *fema_framework_library*
   - Tick *Clean* and enter *--clean*
   - Create a new *Configuration* called *Documentation*
   - Enter the location of bjam in the lib folder (relative to the project
   workspace variable otherwise it will break for someone else) *Build
   Command* (e.g.
${workspace_loc:/fema-framework-library}../../../lib/boost_1_46_1/bjam
   )
   - Select *Behaviour*
   - Tick *Build* and enter the *documentation.html*
   - Tick *Clean* and enter *--clean*
   - Select *C/C++ Build *>* Settings *>* Binary Parsers* and select the
   right parser for your platform (otherwise debugging doesn't work with
   Eclipse)
   - Select* C/C++ General *> *Paths and Symbols *> *Includes* > *GNU C++*
   - Add a workspace include to itself (so Eclipse can find
   fema/algorith/Algorithm.hpp etc)
   - Add includes for C++


Tests:

   - Create a new *Makefile Project with Existing Code*
   - Enter name of project and existing location
   - Right click on the project and select *C/C++ Build*
   - Select the *Default* build configuration
   - Select *Builder Settings*
   - Enter the location of bjam in the lib folder (relative to the project
   workspace variable otherwise it will break for someone else) *Build
   Command* (e.g.
${workspace_loc:/fema-framework-library}../../../lib/boost_1_46_1/bjam
   )
   - Select *Behaviour*
   - Tick *Build* and enter the *fema_framework_tests*
   - Tick *Clean* and enter *--clean*
   - Select *C/C++ Build *>* Settings *>* Binary Parsers* and select the
   right parser for your platform (otherwise debugging doesn't work with
   Eclipse)
   - Select* C/C++ General *> *Paths and Symbols *> *Includes* > *GNU C++*
   - Add a workspace include to the library
   - Add a workspace include to the boost library (relative to the project
   workspace variable otherwise it will break for someone else)
   - Add includes for C++

App:

   - Create a new *Makefile Project with Existing Code*
   - Enter name of project and existing location
   - Right click on the project and select *C/C++ Build*
   - Select the *Default* build configuration
   - Select *Builder Settings*
   - Enter the location of bjam in the lib folder (relative to the project
   workspace variable) *Build Command* (e.g.
${workspace_loc:/fema-framework-library}../../../lib/boost_1_46_1/bjam
   )
   - Select *Behaviour*
   - Tick *Build* and enter the *fema_app_mqap*
   - Tick *Clean* and enter *--clean*
   - Select *C/C++ Build *>* Settings *>* Binary Parsers* and select the
   right parser for your platform (otherwise debugging doesn't work with
   Eclipse)
   - Select* C/C++ General *> *Paths and Symbols *> *Includes* > *GNU C++*
   - Add a workspace include to the library
   - Add includes for C++


On 08/09/2011, at 4:57 PM, Themiya Jayasinghe wrote:

Hi James,

If you get a chance, please email me the steps for manually setting up
the project in eclipse.

Thanks.
jt