I have NBEclipse installed with the MOD5270 installed.
I have an installation disk with the old C++ environment for the MOD5282. How do I add the MOD5282 platform to the NBEclipse environment?
How to add a platform in NBEclipse?
Re: How to add a platform in NBEclipse?
If the platform (in your case, mod5282) folder exists under your nburn installation directory, NBEclipse will automatically pick it up next time you restart the application.
Forrest Stanley
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NetBurner, Inc
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Re: How to add a platform in NBEclipse?
ok, i've now got both device types.
what about the nburn libraries?
aren't there separate netburner.a files built for each device?
do i need 2 full \nburn paths installed, one for each device?
or are there some files that i can move into the MOD52xx/lib
directories from the /lib directory?
what about the nburn libraries?
aren't there separate netburner.a files built for each device?
do i need 2 full \nburn paths installed, one for each device?
or are there some files that i can move into the MOD52xx/lib
directories from the /lib directory?
Re: How to add a platform in NBEclipse?
Hi,
There is nothing to copy around. The same netburner.a is used for both platforms. The differences are in the system directory and libraries build under the platform directory, like \nburn\mod5282\system
There is nothing to copy around. The same netburner.a is used for both platforms. The differences are in the system directory and libraries build under the platform directory, like \nburn\mod5282\system
Re: How to add a platform in NBEclipse?
kewl!
my compile defines tend to migrate eventually so it is
good to know that they have more rigor than i do.
my compile defines tend to migrate eventually so it is
good to know that they have more rigor than i do.