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Hi All,
I'm currently using Subversion as a source control system for Nios projects (both hardware and software). The Nios projects are easily kept under source control (it's probably possible to use Subclipse, but I do it manually), but as far as I know, the workspace cannot be source controlled. Two problem arise from this fact: 1. Whenever I check out the whole design, I have to create a workspace manually, and import all software projects, which is a tedious and inefficient. 2. Automatic build process cannot be set up, since Altera's command line build tools rely on a workspace to exist. I would like to know if anyone has already addressed those problems. Maybe a solution could be generating a workspace automatically, but I didn't find a way to do it yet. Thanks, AvishayLink Copied
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--- Quote Start --- originally posted by avishorp@Jun 14 2006, 04:37 AM hi all,
i'm currently using subversion as a source control system for nios projects (both hardware and software). the nios projects are easily kept under source control (it's probably possible to use subclipse, but i do it manually), but as far as i know, the workspace cannot be source controlled. two problem arise from this fact:
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--- Quote End --- I'm using darcs and I have exactly the same issues. Eclipse makes it _really_ hard to move a project. Why IDE applications insist on using absolute paths I'll never know. I'm currently mucking about with the .xml files in the .metadata directory to see If I can figure out something that works.

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