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If you want to use Eclipse to work on the [ComplexLab], you need to tell Eclipse where the include files are located and provide them in the correct order. | If you want to use Eclipse to work on the [[ComplexLab]], you need to tell Eclipse where the include files are located and provide them in the correct order. | ||
To simplify that task, you can import [http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/~nils/complexlab/eclipse-settings.xml this project-settings] using File -> Import -> C/C++ Project Settings. Afterwards you need to rebuild the index at <Your project> -> Index -> Rebuild. Note that this settings are specific for the ComplexLab and the x86 architecture. | To simplify that task, you can import [http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/~nils/complexlab/eclipse-settings.xml this project-settings] using File -> Import -> C/C++ Project Settings. Afterwards you need to rebuild the index at <Your project> -> Index -> Rebuild. Note that this settings are specific for the ComplexLab and the x86 architecture. | ||
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Revision as of 15:56, 2 February 2012
If you want to use Eclipse to work on the ComplexLab, you need to tell Eclipse where the include files are located and provide them in the correct order.
To simplify that task, you can import this project-settings using File -> Import -> C/C++ Project Settings. Afterwards you need to rebuild the index at <Your project> -> Index -> Rebuild. Note that this settings are specific for the ComplexLab and the x86 architecture.
