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r13 r14 21 21 * <a href="">Open Modelica</a> 22 22 * <a href="">Cygwin</a> 23 * <a href="">C/C++ Development Tooling </a>23 * <a href="">C/C++ Development Tooling Eclipse plug-in</a> 24 24 Happy compiling! (and Hacking to get the %¤#%#¤! MICO to compile) 25 25 … … 53 53 54 54 Building modelica projects is not supported out of the box right now. However it is possible to 55 configure a regular eclipse builder for that purpose.55 configure Eclipse to use an external program for building. 56 56 57 57 58 58 3.1 Creating a builder 59 60 To create a builder, right click a project and select Properties. Select the Builders option 61 and then click New... Choose Program as configuration type. On the next screen, enter the path 62 to the make binary in Location. To select the Working Directory, click Browse Workspace... and select 63 your project from the list. 64 <picture!!> 65 If you're building Open Modelica you'll also need to set up some environment variables. 66 Click on the Environment tab to view the current variables. To add a new variable, simply 67 click New... The variables that are needed for building Open Modelica are ANTLRHOME, CLASSPATH 68 and RMLHOME. Refer to the Open Modelica README file for details. 69 <picture!!> 70 When you're finished, click OK and close the Properties dialog. Now you have to disable the automatic 71 build feature by deselecting Build Automatically in the Project menu item. 72 <picture!!> 73 Now you can build the project by selecting Build Project from the project context menu which you reach 74 by right clicking on the project in the Modelica Projects view.
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