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Karellen at 07:58, 28 July 2020

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	Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of Kodi Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]		Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of Kodi Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]
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	Ctrl + Shift + R opens the ''Open Resource'' dialog. Start typing the filename and it will find it for you - no more navigating to files deep inside the file hierarchy.		Ctrl + Shift + R opens the ''Open Resource'' dialog. Start typing the filename and it will find it for you - no more navigating to files deep inside the file hierarchy.

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	Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of ~~XBMC~~ Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]		Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of Kodi Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]

	== Installing Eclipse CDT ==		== Installing Eclipse CDT ==
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	Restart Eclipse		Restart Eclipse

	== Setting up ~~XBMC~~ in Eclipse CDT ==		== Setting up Kodi in Eclipse CDT ==

	Get ~~XBMC~~ source from subversion		Get Kodi source from subversion

	Import project into Eclipse (there is a .project and .cproject at the root of the ~~XBMC~~ source tree so just select the root folder, e.g. trunk)		Import project into Eclipse (there is a .project and .cproject at the root of the Kodi source tree so just select the root folder, e.g. trunk)

	Connect to subversion using Team -> Share Project (may be done magically now by new Subversive plug-in)		Connect to subversion using Team -> Share Project (may be done magically now by new Subversive plug-in)

	== Building ~~XBMC~~ ==		== Building Kodi ==

	Either use command line externally or integrate the Makefile target for top level configure and make		Either use command line externally or integrate the Makefile target for top level configure and make

	== Debugging ~~XBMC~~ ==		== Debugging Kodi ==

	Build and then launch the built xbmc.bin process or connect to existing running xbmc.bin process		Build and then launch the built xbmc.bin process or connect to existing running xbmc.bin process
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	== Tips and Tricks ==		== Tips and Tricks ==

	Symlink a folder under the Eclipse workspace folder to the root of the ~~XBMC~~ source tree for the area being worked on, e.g. trunk or a branch)		Symlink a folder under the Eclipse workspace folder to the root of the Kodi source tree for the area being worked on, e.g. trunk or a branch)

	TODO: Detail how to configure the editor to show differences between the working file and what's under source control		TODO: Detail how to configure the editor to show differences between the working file and what's under source control

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	Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of ~~{{name}}~~ Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]		Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of XBMC Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]

	== Installing Eclipse CDT ==		== Installing Eclipse CDT ==
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	Restart Eclipse		Restart Eclipse

	== Setting up ~~{{name}}~~ in Eclipse CDT ==		== Setting up XBMC in Eclipse CDT ==

	Get ~~{{name}}~~ source from subversion		Get XBMC source from subversion

	Import project into Eclipse (there is a .project and .cproject at the root of the ~~{{name}}~~ source tree so just select the root folder, e.g. trunk)		Import project into Eclipse (there is a .project and .cproject at the root of the XBMC source tree so just select the root folder, e.g. trunk)

	Connect to subversion using Team -> Share Project (may be done magically now by new Subversive plug-in)		Connect to subversion using Team -> Share Project (may be done magically now by new Subversive plug-in)

	== Building ~~{{name}}~~ ==		== Building XBMC ==

	Either use command line externally or integrate the Makefile target for top level configure and make		Either use command line externally or integrate the Makefile target for top level configure and make

	== Debugging ~~{{name}}~~ ==		== Debugging XBMC ==

	Build and then launch the built xbmc.bin process or connect to existing running xbmc.bin process		Build and then launch the built xbmc.bin process or connect to existing running xbmc.bin process
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	== Tips and Tricks ==		== Tips and Tricks ==

	Symlink a folder under the Eclipse workspace folder to the root of the ~~{{name}}~~ source tree for the area being worked on, e.g. trunk or a branch)		Symlink a folder under the Eclipse workspace folder to the root of the XBMC source tree for the area being worked on, e.g. trunk or a branch)

	TODO: Detail how to configure the editor to show differences between the working file and what's under source control		TODO: Detail how to configure the editor to show differences between the working file and what's under source control

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	Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of ~~XBMC~~ Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]		Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of {{name}} Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]

	== Installing Eclipse CDT ==		== Installing Eclipse CDT ==
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	Restart Eclipse		Restart Eclipse

	== Setting up ~~XBMC~~ in Eclipse CDT ==		== Setting up {{name}} in Eclipse CDT ==

	Get ~~XBMC~~ source from subversion		Get {{name}} source from subversion

	Import project into Eclipse (there is a .project and .cproject at the root of the ~~XBMC~~ source tree so just select the root folder, e.g. trunk)		Import project into Eclipse (there is a .project and .cproject at the root of the {{name}} source tree so just select the root folder, e.g. trunk)

	Connect to subversion using Team -> Share Project (may be done magically now by new Subversive plug-in)		Connect to subversion using Team -> Share Project (may be done magically now by new Subversive plug-in)

	== Building ~~XBMC~~ ==		== Building {{name}} ==

	Either use command line externally or integrate the Makefile target for top level configure and make		Either use command line externally or integrate the Makefile target for top level configure and make

	== Debugging ~~XBMC~~ ==		== Debugging {{name}} ==

	Build and then launch the built xbmc.bin process or connect to existing running xbmc.bin process		Build and then launch the built xbmc.bin process or connect to existing running xbmc.bin process
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	== Tips and Tricks ==		== Tips and Tricks ==

	Symlink a folder under the Eclipse workspace folder to the root of the ~~XBMC~~ source tree for the area being worked on, e.g. trunk or a branch)		Symlink a folder under the Eclipse workspace folder to the root of the {{name}} source tree for the area being worked on, e.g. trunk or a branch)

	TODO: Detail how to configure the editor to show differences between the working file and what's under source control		TODO: Detail how to configure the editor to show differences between the working file and what's under source control

Martijn at 08:12, 2 September 2013

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Ned Scott at 05:41, 14 August 2012

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Ned Scott at 02:31, 27 November 2011

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	Ctrl + Shift + R opens the ''Open Resource'' dialog. Start typing the filename and it will find it for you - no more navigating to files deep inside the file hierarchy.		Ctrl + Shift + R opens the ''Open Resource'' dialog. Start typing the filename and it will find it for you - no more navigating to files deep inside the file hierarchy.

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Ned Scott at 21:51, 3 October 2011

2011-10-03T21:51:14Z

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	Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of XBMC Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]		Rough starting page with notes on how to get development of XBMC Media Center up and running using [http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/ Eclipse C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT)]

	= Installing Eclipse CDT =		== Installing Eclipse CDT ==

	Download the '''Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers''' from [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Eclipse Downloads]. '''NOTE: there is a bug with Eclipse on Ubuntu Karmic Koala (9.10) where some of the GTK rendered buttons don't respond to a click.''' I can't believe this hasn't been fixed yet. Either Tab to focus the button and press Enter, or use the workaround noted in https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=291257.		Download the '''Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers''' from [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Eclipse Downloads]. '''NOTE: there is a bug with Eclipse on Ubuntu Karmic Koala (9.10) where some of the GTK rendered buttons don't respond to a click.''' I can't believe this hasn't been fixed yet. Either Tab to focus the button and press Enter, or use the workaround noted in https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=291257.
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	Restart Eclipse		Restart Eclipse

	= Setting up XBMC in Eclipse CDT =		== Setting up XBMC in Eclipse CDT ==

	Get XBMC source from subversion		Get XBMC source from subversion
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	Connect to subversion using Team -> Share Project (may be done magically now by new Subversive plug-in)		Connect to subversion using Team -> Share Project (may be done magically now by new Subversive plug-in)

	= Building XBMC =		== Building XBMC ==

	Either use command line externally or integrate the Makefile target for top level configure and make		Either use command line externally or integrate the Makefile target for top level configure and make

	= Debugging XBMC =		== Debugging XBMC ==

	Build and then launch the built xbmc.bin process or connect to existing running xbmc.bin process		Build and then launch the built xbmc.bin process or connect to existing running xbmc.bin process

	= Tips and Tricks =		== Tips and Tricks ==

	Symlink a folder under the Eclipse workspace folder to the root of the XBMC source tree for the area being worked on, e.g. trunk or a branch)		Symlink a folder under the Eclipse workspace folder to the root of the XBMC source tree for the area being worked on, e.g. trunk or a branch)

>Dteirney at 22:25, 30 January 2010

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	= Installing Eclipse CDT =		= Installing Eclipse CDT =

	Download the '''Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers''' from [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Eclipse Downloads].		Download the '''Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers''' from [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Eclipse Downloads]. '''NOTE: there is a bug with Eclipse on Ubuntu Karmic Koala (9.10) where some of the GTK rendered buttons don't respond to a click.''' I can't believe this hasn't been fixed yet. Either Tab to focus the button and press Enter, or use the workaround noted in https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=291257.

	Install the Subversive plugin by gaining inspiration from the out-of-date [http://www.eclipse.org/subversive/documentation/gettingStarted/aboutSubversive/install.php Eclipse Subversive Installation Documentation]		Install the Subversive plugin by gaining inspiration from the out-of-date [http://www.eclipse.org/subversive/documentation/gettingStarted/aboutSubversive/install.php Eclipse Subversive Installation Documentation]
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	Install Subversive Connectors (dialog after restarting Eclipse)		Install Subversive Connectors (dialog after restarting Eclipse)

	Choose the appropriate ~~SVN Kit~~ version. For example, ''~~SVN Kit~~ 1.2.3'' is for subversion 1.4 (which you can check using svn --version).		Choose the appropriate SVNKit version. NOTE: The version of SVNKit does NOT correspond to the version of subversion that it works with. Goodness only knows why they have a different version numbering scheme. For example, ''SVNKit 1.2.3'' is for subversion 1.4, and ''SVNKit 1.3.0'' is for subversion 1.6 (which you can check using svn --version). You'll have to read the description of the SVNKit version to determine what version of subversion it is for.

	Restart Eclipse		Restart Eclipse