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Am Dienstag, 5. Juli 2011 14:16 schrieb KC:
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> > I've done nothing special to get eclipse to work...
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> OK, I install all of the packages you mentioned above ... the
> warning message still existed but it works now :-) Thanks.
BTW, Eclipse Indigo is out now:-)
On eclipse.org is a really good CDT/autotools package available.
Unzip into $HOME and have fun...
> I intalled CDT by simply run the command
> "yum install eclipse-cdt"
> And yum does pick some extra dependent packages for me
> automatically, but that doesn't work.
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> So, it looks like a RPM dependency problem.
May be, some repos are "dangerous"...
I've installed most of eclipse by the system-install with a group (AFAIR
software-deployment).
The CDT extensions was installed via yum and IIRC I have some packages from
another repo (not sl...)
Greetingx
Andre
--
The average woman would rather have beauty than brains, because the
average man can see better than he can think.
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