sKWash doesn't work on Eclipse 3.3

2007-10-18T17:57:17Z

I tried running sKWash 1.0.2 under Eclipse 3.3 with CDT 4.0.1 und PyDev 1.3.9. Under "New Project", there is no entry for sKWash.

Update to 3.2

2006-11-10T07:23:26Z

Plugin does not work with eclipse 3.2

Compilation error

2006-06-23T09:31:22Z

Hi,

I followed all the instructions of installation from
the site http://www.skwash.com/.
I installed : eclipse, swig, skwash, Cygwin, MinGw and
CDT. I added in may path the binn directories of
Cygwin, MinGw.

When I tried to compile the project'Enhanced tutorial:
C/C++ & Java Integration' PArt 1 on
http://users.telenet.be/johan.witters/website/skwash.co
m/get/get2apart1.html

I get the following error:

**** Full rebuild of configuration Debug for project
CPPProject ****

make -k clean all
MAKE Version 5.2 Copyright (c) 1987, 1998 Inprise
Corp.
Incorrect command line argument: -k

Syntax: MAKE [options ...] target[s]
-B Builds all targets regardless of
dependency dates
-Dsymbol[=string] Defines symbol [equal to string]
-Idirectory Names an include directory
-K Keeps (does not erase) temporary
files created by MAKE
-N Increases MAKE's compatibility
with NMAKE
-Wfilename Writes MAKE to filename updating
all non-string options
-Usymbol Undefine symbol
-ffilename Uses filename as the MAKEFILE
-a Performs auto-dependency checks
for include files
-c Caches auto-dependency
information
-e Ignores redefinition of
environment variable macros
-i Ignores errors returned by
commands
-l+ Enables use of long command lines
-m Displays the date and time stamp
of each file
-n Prints commands but does not do
them
-p Displays all macro definitions
and implicit rules
-q Returns zero if target is up-to-
date and nonzero
if it is not (for use in batch
files)
-r Ignores rules and macros defined
in BUILTINS.MAK
-s Silent, does not print commands
before doing them
-? or -h Prints this message
Options marked with '+' are on by default. To
turn off a default
option follow it by a '-', for example: -a-
Build complete for project CPPProject

Please give me a hand to help me to fix it.

Option -D incorrectly output (linux)

2005-01-16T22:05:18Z

I'm not sure if this is true on windows, but when i
try to run the generated swig command on linux I get
syntax errors because there are spaces between the -D
and the option e.g. -D DEBUG should be -DDEBUG. I can
run the command from the command line after editing the
spaces out.

Recent changes to bugs

sKWash doesn't work on Eclipse 3.3

Update to 3.2

Compilation error

Option -D incorrectly output (linux)