> > That is probably for your own good, I'm guessing soon compilers/tools
> won't be available for x86 and x86 will become a target just like for
> the other processors (PPC, ARM, etc).
> 
> The toolchain doesn't rely on a 3rd party JVM so this seems unlikely.
> 

As a matter of principle I never bet, but if I would this is one I'd be willing to take.

For anyone reading this, don't take me wrong, I have no inside information to base my statement.  It's all gut feeling, 
 speculation and probably a bit of venting as well.


> Regards,
> 
> Ryan Mansfield
> 

> _______________________________________________
> QNX Momentics Community Support
> http://community.qnx.com/sf/go/post28741
> 

I'm starting to progress on a not too painful path,
but I still need to work on it.


The concept is:

Code structure:
SVN://Trunk/
--Common
  --inlude
  --lib
  --Server1
  --Server1Lib (because Eclipse considers a lib as a project)
  --Client1
  --MyEncryptionLib
  --Client2
  ...
--ProductA
  --include
  --lib
  --ServerA1
  --ServerA1Lib
  --ClientA1
  --ProductASpecificLib
  --ClientA2
  ...
--ProductB
 ...

Where product A and product B are completely independant products,
but they share common Services and libraries stored in TRUNK/Common/...
Each Server*, Server*Lib, Client* is a "project" in Eclipse's world.

--------------------------------------------
In Eclipse:
-Recursive Checkout SVN Trunk in Eclipse Worspace and leave it there for ever. (Update the Trunk when required of 
course)

-Make sure you have the default QNX Makefile in every directory above the projects (so it can be called from the root 
and recurse down)

-open CMD and goto "EclipseWorkspace"/TRUNK , and type make.  This make will recurse down and build every SVN Released 
library and binary.

-File->Import.ProjectFromSVN, and pick a "project", say ServerA1
Project propreties -> Share All Project Properties
                         -> Make Builder -> unselect Use default and add WORKSPACE_LOC=${workspace_loc}
You now have ServerA1 as a true eclipse project.

-now open "common.mk" and if not present add : 
include ../../project.mk
below the line "USEFILE="

-Copy the below project.mk file (template) in your eclipse project:
#-------Start of project.mk-----------------------------
PRODUCT=
SHARED=Core
CODE_TRUNK=QNX-Momentics
TARGET="C:/Data/run/"

# A List of directories to search for include files.
EXTRA_INCVPATH+=$(WORKSPACE_LOC)/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(SHARED)/include
ifdef PRODUCT
   EXTRA_INCVPATH+=$(WORKSPACE_LOC)/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(PRODUCT)/include
endif

# A list of directories to search for Core or project library files.
EXTRA_LIBVPATH+=$(WORKSPACE_LOC)/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(SHARED)/lib
ifdef PRODUCT
   EXTRA_LIBVPATH+=$(WORKSPACE_LOC)/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(PRODUCT)/lib
endif
#===== POST_BUILD - extra steps to do after building the image.
ifndef PRODUCT
   define PRE_BUILD
      -$(if $(filter AR, $(BUILD_TYPE)), @$(CP_HOST) $(PROJECT_ROOT)/*.h "$(WORKSPACE_LOC)"/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(SHARED)/
include/)
      -$(if $(filter EX, $(BUILD_TYPE)), @$(CP_HOST) $(PROJECT_ROOT)/*_lib.h "$(WORKSPACE_LOC)"/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(SHARED)/
include/)
   endef
   define POST_BUILD
      -$(if $(filter AR, $(BUILD_TYPE)), @$(CP_HOST) *.a* "$(WORKSPACE_LOC)"/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(SHARED)/lib/)
      -$(if $(filter EX, $(BUILD_TYPE)), @$(CP_HOST) $(BUILDNAME) $(TARGET)/bin/) 
   endef
   else
   define PRE_BUILD
      -$(if $(filter AR, $(BUILD_TYPE)), @$(CP_HOST) $(PROJECT_ROOT)/*.h "$(WORKSPACE_LOC)"/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(PRODUCT)/
include/)
      -$(if $(filter EX, $(BUILD_TYPE)), @$(CP_HOST) $(PROJECT_ROOT)/*_lib.h "$(WORKSPACE_LOC)"/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(PRODUCT)
/include/)
   endef
   define POST_BUILD
      -$(if $(filter AR, $(BUILD_TYPE)), @$(CP_HOST) *.a* "$(WORKSPACE_LOC)"/$(CODE_TRUNK)/$(PRODUCT)/lib/)
      -$(if $(filter EX, $(BUILD_TYPE)), @$(CP_HOST) $(BUILDNAME) $(TARGET)/bin/) 
   endef
endif

#-------End of project.mk-----------------------------

Tailor the 4 variables if needed.
PRODUCT : is the name of the Product Directory.  Leave empty for "Common"
SHARED : is the name of the Common project Directory.  Core for my structure
CODE_TRUNK : is the "Eclipse project" where you have checked out
your SVN code tree.  Mine is QNX-Momentics because we have many "TRUNKS" for many oter products under other OSes.
TARGET : is the place where you can have all binaries dumped so you can
easily transfer all these targets to your test platform.  It does not take multiple targets for now (i.e. x86 + ARM + ..
. at the same time)


It would be nice if QNX would export all the Eclipse variables (like...