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I tried to get the C-in-docker example to run using Windows and a Linux-Docker-Image, but failed. The readme just says, that it does not run out of the box, but not what needs to be done. 15knots/cmake4eclipse#110 suggests that this should be working.
I'm experimenting using cpp-2020-03.
The closest I got was creating a Makefile project and using a Makefile that calls cmake. That way I was at least able to get the Builtins and System-includes into Eclipse. I however failed to get the Output Parser, as well as the Compilation Database Parser to work.
Thanks in advance!
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I once had the running in a docker container on Linux. Unfortunately I forgot how I configured the docker daemon and the Eclipse workbench.
For the Compilation Database parser, I doubt include-path detection will work when building in a (Linux-)docker container on Windows. In this case, the parser is expecting backslash-saparated directory names but cmake is running in a Linux container and writes forward slashes to the compile_commands.json file.
I tried to get the C-in-docker example to run using Windows and a Linux-Docker-Image, but failed. The readme just says, that it does not run out of the box, but not what needs to be done. 15knots/cmake4eclipse#110 suggests that this should be working.
I'm experimenting using cpp-2020-03.
The closest I got was creating a Makefile project and using a Makefile that calls cmake. That way I was at least able to get the Builtins and System-includes into Eclipse. I however failed to get the Output Parser, as well as the Compilation Database Parser to work.
Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: