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Norfen Norfen is offline
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Re: New Wind River for 2012?

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Originally Posted by byteit101 View Post
yes, UC++ should work on windows, mac, and linux.
Install the scripts (& msys on windows) from https://github.com/nikitakit/ucpp (read the readme)
For eclipse integration, add the plugin site http://ucpp.thecatattack.org/ to any eclipse instance, and install the plugins.

And if you have any issues, please report them.
Wow, this looks pretty awesome. Running into an issue with running which on python2 though (I think it might be a msys issue, which returns a bad error message for anything it can't find). Digging through to hopefully disable it or hardcode my path to python.

Another question, which stuff from WPIlib should I drop into the project folder? Or does UCPP handle that for me? I thought I saw some code relating to WPIlib...

EDIT: Well, I have solved the python problem and it seems like it has done ucpp setup properly, but when I try to use ucpp init, it says I'm missing all sorts of commands. It seems like it's not looking through my path or something, because I can run each of those commands normally. I've attached a picture of the output ucpp init gives me.

Last edited by Norfen : 02-01-2012 at 21:09. Reason: Additional info
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