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Setup Workbench to debug into WPILib source
I'm looking to make it easier to understand how the WPILib by having my project be able to directly debug into the source (.cpp) files. I followed the instructions for extracting the source of WPILib to c:/windriver/workspace and then importing/building it. Then I tried to point the include and library path of my project to the newly created WPIlib project but I still can't get Workbench to jump to my new project when I right click a WPILib method and choose "Open Declaration" or "Toggle Source/Header"
Anyone have any insight? Gil. 
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