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OS4.1 SDK and Cubic IDE - how?
Posted on 5-Mar-2009 10:48:53
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| Someone any idea how to get Cubic IDE and OS4.1 SDK working together? _________________
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Re: OS4.1 SDK and Cubic IDE - how?
Posted on 5-Mar-2009 14:24:50
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Check the assigns Cubic wants, I think it looks for something like devkits:
You should be able to modify that assign, or install the 4.1 SDK where Cubic expects to see it, although my recommendation is to install the SDK normally to SDK: then just do additional assigns as required for cubic.
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Re: OS4.1 SDK and Cubic IDE - how?
Posted on 5-Mar-2009 14:25:20
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You could also give Rigo's CodeBench a try as well.
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Re: OS4.1 SDK and Cubic IDE - how?
Posted on 5-Mar-2009 15:10:55
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Easy do all your editing in Golded and then the compiling from the shell.
Works for me 
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Re: OS4.1 SDK and Cubic IDE - how?
Posted on 5-Mar-2009 15:30:32
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That defeats the purpose of an IDE. |
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Re: OS4.1 SDK and Cubic IDE - how?
Posted on 5-Mar-2009 17:32:54
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| Easy do all your editing in Golded and then the compiling from the shell. |
Or use NotePad instead, and for compiling double click the 'makefile' icon...
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And this works for me...
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Re: OS4.1 SDK and Cubic IDE - how?
Posted on 5-Mar-2009 17:35:07
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| That defeats the purpose of an IDE. |
What do I need an IDE for, when I can achieve my desired results in *MY* way?
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Re: OS4.1 SDK and Cubic IDE - how?
Posted on 5-Mar-2009 17:40:09
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What do I need an IDE for, when I can achieve my desired results in *MY* way?
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Perhaps that's why YOU were not the person starting the thread, and the original question still remains unanswered?
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Re: OS4.1 SDK and Cubic IDE - how?
Posted on 5-Mar-2009 18:25:43
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Like wegster said, the best is to let the installer copy the new SDK in a new dir instead of overwriting the old one. Then you need to do several modifications to point to the new location:
- modify paths in devkits:devkits.config (only the profile for gcc on OS4)
- add a file named VERSION in the root dir of the new gcc, contaning the version string (dunno if it's useful, but the file exists in the former SDK modified by Cubic IDE
- fix the paths in the scripts from the scripts/ subdirectory
- comment out what the SDK added in your user-startup (will clash with Cubic IDE assigns otherwise)
- then you can regenerate references to keywords (context menu -> References, replace old autodocs and headers with the new ones and click on "Create") and File search paths
Of course, the dictionaries also need to be updated. If someone has some spare time...
(PS: thanks to Dietmar for the tips 
Last edited by centaurz on 05-Mar-2009 at 06:26 PM.
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