http://www.dietzm.de/blog/archives/cat_1/ news, technical stuff, photos, .... en-us MDietz 2005-12-08T12:35:27+01:00 http://www.dietzm.de/blog/archives/2005/08/#e2005-08-31T22_56_42.txt 2005-08-31T22:56:42+01:00 mdietz C/C++ After some small projects, I was very impressed. The CDT seems to be very helpfull.
But as we had started to code kernel modules, I had to include the kernel headers.
This was too much for the CDT.
-the indexer does only work sometimes (also the ctags option)
-the outline does sometimes forget some functions
-the include configuration is buggy (discovered pathes, include order...)
-the code assist, jump to declaration and definition works only sometimes

Conclusion:The Eclipse CDT 3.0 is very nice for small projects, but it is not (yet) mature enough to work
with bigger projects or many files (e.g. kernel headers).]]> http://www.dietzm.de/blog/archives/2005/08/#e2005-08-24T12_58_31.txt 2005-08-24T12:58:31+01:00 MDietz C/C++ After downloading , I have imported the jtag tools project into the workspace.
Tried the following features:
-Managed Make Project
-Standard Make Project
-C/C++ Indexing
-Open Declaration (F3)
-Open Definition (CTRL-F3)
-Run
-Debugging (set breakpoints, read variables ...)


Works fine ]]>