RepRapFirmware - Using Eclipse

[DocTrucker]

When you have opened up the RepRapFirmware project on Eclipse how do you find out where functions and variables have come from that are outside the scope of the current file. Is it just a case of manually hunting?

Thanks. Done loads of python work but my use of C/C++ is limited.

[gtj0]

Right click and select "Declarations" or "References". If the other projects like CoreNG are in the workspace, Eclipse will find them.

[DocTrucker]

@gtj0 thanks! I'll have to find myself a good intro/tutorial for eclipse and work through it.

[dc42]

@DocTrucker said in RepRapFirmware - Using Eclipse:

When you have opened up the RepRapFirmware project on Eclipse how do you find out where functions and variables have come from that are outside the scope of the current file. Is it just a case of manually hunting?

Put the cursor over the identifier and press control-G to find where it is declared, or control-shift-G to find all the places it is used.

[DocTrucker]

@dc42 a delayed thanks for that.

Are the schematics for the D3v0.5 board going to be available on the github soon?

https://github.com/Duet3D/Duet3-Mainboard-6HC
(edited by T3P3Tony to point to new locations for Duet 3 Schematics)

[dc42]

@DocTrucker said in RepRapFirmware - Using Eclipse:

Are the schematics for the D3v0.5 board going to be available on the github soon?

I can add them, although we no longer support the V0.5 board.

[DocTrucker]

Thanks, just seen them land in the account. I appreciate there is a lack of support.