Managing Source Code

Subversion (SVN) and CVS are the default source control management systems in the IDE. Other systems, such as ClearCase, may also be used.

• SVN and the IDE
  
• CVS and the IDE
  
• Local history feature
  
• Project files (.project and .cproject)
  
• Using the core Eclipse source control documentation in the IDE
  
• SVN documentation
  
• CVS documentation
  
• Importing existing source code into the IDE
  
• Projects within projects
  
• Step 1: Creating a project for your source code
  
• Step 2: Creating a new project for each existing project or component in your source code tree
  
• Step 3: Linking the projects to a directory in the source tree
  
• Step 4: Building the component project in the linked folder
  
• Filesystem drag-and-drop
  
• Importing code into the IDE
  
• Importing a C/C++ project from CVS
  
• Importing C/C++ code that doesn't have the project metadata in CVS
  
• Importing C/C++ code from CVS into an existing project
  
• Importing a C/C++ Project from SVN
  
• Importing C/C++ code that doesn't have the project metadata for SVN
  
• Importing C/C++ code from SVN into an existing project
  
• Import wizard
  
• Adding linked resources
  
• Using container projects
  
• Creating a container project
  
• Setting up a build configuration
  
• Editing existing configurations
  
• Editing via project properties
  
• Editing via the Build Container Configuration item
  
• Building a container project
  
• Importing a BSP or other QNX source packages
  
• QNX BSP perspective
  
• Importing a BSP package from Foundry27
  
• Checking out BSP packages directly from the SVN Repositories view
  
• Exporting projects
  
• Using the Export command
  

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