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We have a large C++ project - about 150 cpp files (about 65MB). This project is used in Linux and Windows operating systems, so that the complete source is in the common use regardless of the build environment. We are using CND project since NB 5.5 for our Linux development. Our CND project is based on the symbolic link files. With every new release, we always expect CND project improvements. But, now on the NB 6.7.1 the problems still exist! By us, the basis of all our problems is that CND on the Linux OS does not always use canonical file names. 1. The CND project CVS status of source files is bad (New file), and the basic reason is that all members of our project are defined as symbolic link. 2. It is not generally possible to start the program if the terminal type is not xterm (Kubuntu Jaunty)! 3. The project is re-builded if something changed in the project properties regardless of whether the change affects the build or not (change terminal type). Best regards, Vladimir Kokovic, DP senior, Beograd, Serbia
#1 should be filed agains CVS support module. CND module is not responsible for version control integration. #2 will be investigated, thank you. #3 is a side-effect of fixing issue 151465. Let's keep this IZ for problem #2. For #1 and #3 please file new IZs.
Hi, We think that CVS does not know nothing about CND project members. All informations about the CND project files are inside configurations.xml Probably #1 belongs to CND module, not to CVS module
It's easy to check. Create a Java project with symlinks similar to your CND project, put it under CVS and see if NetBeans works correctly. If it works for Java but fails for CND, then it's our bug. If it fails for Java too, then it's a bug of CVS module.
Hi, Also it's easy to check. Open the original source tree under Favorites. CVS infos is OK. Back to Project and you will see wrong CVS infos.
Let's keep this IZ for the xterm issue.
I cannot reproduce this with trunk version on my kubuntu (intrepid). Konsole works just fine. vladakk, could you, please, check it out? Thanks, =Andrew