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Let’s say that you are new to Eclipse, but  have some existing projects with
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The following is the list of who's who in the CDT. For each person we list their status (Committer versus Contributor) and the areas they have interest in.
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file system layouts that cannot be changed. Perhaps you have
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other tools or build processes that require your projects to be laid out in a certain
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way.  Because Eclipse also has expectations about how projects are laid out on
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disk, you can run into problems when you try to get started in Eclipse with your existing
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| [mailto:dschaefer@qnx.com Doug Schaefer - QNX]
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In release 2.1, Eclipse introduced the notion of <i>linked resources</i> to help deal
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| CDT Project Lead, Committer, CDT Core parser and related features. [http://cdtdoug.blogspot.com Read my blog.]
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with problems like this. Linked resources can refer to files or folders anywhere in
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your file system, even inside other Eclipse projects. Using linked resources, you can
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| [mailto:leo.treggiari@intel.com Leo Treggiari - Intel]
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cobble together a project from files and folders that are scattered all over your
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| Committer, CDT Managed Build System primarily, but also Standard Make and Core
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file system. The link descriptions are stored in the file called <tt>.project</tt>
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inside your project content area.  If you share this file with a repository, other users
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| [mailto:crecoskie@ti.com Chris Recoskie - Texas Instruments]
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will be able to load the project and get all the links reconstructed automatically
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| Committer, CDT Managed Build System primarily, Debug second, and a little bit of everything for good measure
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in their workspace. If you do not want to hard-code particular file system paths,
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you can define linked resources relative to workspace path variables.  Path variables
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| [mailto:mikhailk@qnx.com Mikhail Khodjaiants - QNX]
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can be added or changed from the '''Workbench &gt; Linked Resources''' preference page.
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| [mailto:mikhail.sennikovsky@intel.com Mikhail Sennikovsky - Intel]
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For more information on using linked resources, see the good general introduction
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in the <i>Workbench User Guide</i>, under '''Concepts &gt; Workbench &gt; Linked resources'''.
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| [mailto:norbert.ploett@siemens.com Norbert Ploett - Siemens]
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The <i>Java Development User Guide</i> also has an excellent tutorial that helps you get started
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| Committer, CDT content assist, Managed Build System, Debug
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with various types of project configurations. Look under '''Getting Started &gt;
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Project configuration tutorial'''. Information on how to define linked resources
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| [mailto:dave.daoust@windriver.com David Daoust - Wind River]
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programmatically is found in the <i>Platform Plug-in Developer Guide</i>, under
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| Committer, Useability, Scalablity, CDT Core parser and related features
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'''Programmer&#146;s Guide &gt; Resource and workspace API &gt; Linked Resources'''.
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Revision as of 10:40, 12 April 2006

The following is the list of who's who in the CDT. For each person we list their status (Committer versus Contributor) and the areas they have interest in.

Doug Schaefer - QNX CDT Project Lead, Committer, CDT Core parser and related features. Read my blog.
Leo Treggiari - Intel Committer, CDT Managed Build System primarily, but also Standard Make and Core
Chris Recoskie - Texas Instruments Committer, CDT Managed Build System primarily, Debug second, and a little bit of everything for good measure
Mikhail Khodjaiants - QNX Committer, CDT Debugger
Mikhail Sennikovsky - Intel Committer, CDT Managed Build System primarily, also interested in Standard Make, Core and Debug
Norbert Ploett - Siemens Committer, CDT content assist, Managed Build System, Debug
David Daoust - Wind River Committer, Useability, Scalablity, CDT Core parser and related features
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