On Mar 28, 2007, at 12:00 PM, Gail Banaszkiewicz wrote:
To build, you can just have btool run inside eclipse. The console will
capture the output. However, you cannot click the error and go to that
place in the source. So you don't gain much as opposed to building on
the command line. It's just a bit more automated. Did you manage to
build on the command line?
I think this might be a general Emacs issue that has known solutions.
First, instead of clicking did you try using the keyboard to move the cursor to the error and then hit <enter>
or
Did you hit Ctrl-X ` (control-x and then the backwards single slash usually under the tilde) to have emacs find the first error/warning?
In general those will only fail if Emacs is not sure of the base source location. To fix that you can either configure Emacs to look in the src directory, *or* you can just start the build by basing it on src/Makefile. (that's usually what I do)