Tag: eclipse

• April 19, 2015

  HOW-TO Build Mesos on Mac OSX – Eclipse

  

  Update – El Capitan upgrade If you have recently upgraded to El Capitan (OSX 10.11.1) your Mesos build may be broken, due to “missing libapr-1 headers”: ../configure will cause the following error: libapr-1 is required for mesos to build. To resolve, install `apr` using `brew` and then add the `–with-apr` flag to `../configure`: brew install […]
• September 13, 2011

  CDT Indexer & Google gtest framework

  As I mentioned in a previous post of mine, Eclipse’s CDT (C++ Development Tools) has a few issues when used with Google C++ Unit Testing framework, but it generally works. Where CDT really gets confused is around the ‘exclusion’ of the unit tests for the non-test build configurations: as mentioned in my other post, one […]
• August 10, 2011

  Automating Eclipse launch

  I’ve recently taken up the Eclipse team at Google (we integrate Google’s internal build tools and distributed development environment with the Eclipse Platform) and we are constantly faced with the challenge of maintaining several distributions in a multi-user environment.I thought I’d use some of the goodness we’ve come up with in my home environment too, […]
• July 7, 2011

  Eclipse (Indigo) Update site

  When executing a “clean run” of Eclipse (typically, after p2 has completely messed up your installation and you’ve lost critical functionality / plugins — the only reliable remedy I’ve found thus far, is to wipe ~/.eclipse, and restart from scratch) the ‘Available Update Sites’ is an empty list.Googling the information proves every time a complete […]
• April 10, 2011

  Eclipse CDT and Google GTest

  If you have read my previous post about adding the gTest framework to your C++ project, you are very likely to have spent quite some time scratching your head trying to figure out how to make it play nicely with Eclipse’s CDT, and its (let’s face it) not terribly well-developed concept of ‘Build Configurations’.Especially coming […]
• December 1, 2010

  Using Boost in Ubuntu with Eclipse

  Boost is an open source library of extremely useful and carefully designed C++ classes and methods ranging from graph algorithms, to regular expressions matching, to multi-threading.Part of the Boost library was also integrated into the C++ standard as the TR1 set of libraries.You can learn more about Boost here.Using it with Eclipse in Ubuntu is […]