Revision as of 18:56, 24 November 2009

Testing eclipse-cdt on F-12

Use fedora-cvs eclipse-cdt to grab a copy of the CDT from fedora's CVS
In the F-12 folder, cat eclipse-cdt.spec | grep define\ build_id and note the build_id (e.g. v200906161748)
In an Eclipse install, open up the CVS repository and paste :pserver:anonymous@dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/tools into the location
Under HEAD, go to org.eclipse.cdt, go into the all folder and right click the packages there. Select Checkout As, then click Next until you get to the final screen. In the Tag box, type the build id. This will start searching for the tag, select it and click Finish

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 == Setup ==
 # Use <code>fedora-cvs eclipse-cdt</code> to grab a copy of the CDT from fedora's CVS
-# In the F-12 folder, run make srpm to create a srpm file
+# In the F-12 folder, <code>cat eclipse-cdt.spec | grep define\ build_id</code> and note the build_id (e.g. v200906161748)
-# Run rpm -ivh on the srpm -- results will possibly be dumped in ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES
+# In an Eclipse install, open up the CVS repository and paste <code>:pserver:anonymous@dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/tools</code> into the location
-# Go to the folder where the srpm installed and untar the CDT tarball
+# Under HEAD, go to org.eclipse.cdt, go into the all folder and right click the packages there. Select Checkout As, then click Next until you get to the final screen. In the Tag box, type the build id. This will start searching for the tag, select it and click Finish
-# In Eclipse, import plugins from srpm_folder/org.eclipse.cdt.releng/results/plugins