I have downloaded a .hpi file for cppcheck as plugin but i don't know how to use. Can anybody help me in this regard.
Thanks.
HPI files are Hudson Plug-In files. They are not Vim Plug-In files. You cannot use this .hpi file with Vim.
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Have never used eclipse, so bear with me. Are header files not part of the standard c/c++ eclipse download? Can't find them anywhere when trying to specify the path for the includes. Any help would be great, thanks.
I am trying to open a jar file I downloaded from here which is supposed to be an application that tests a sensorML code I wrote. I am expecting an application with an interface where I| would put my code and get some kind of output... I am unable to open the jar file. I tried the command window, I get could not find or load main class. I tried opening it with eclipse, I get some kind of library with a lot of errors. There is no documentation about this library or application so I am kind of lost on what to expect and how to get it... Anyone can help me open this file in a correct way?
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The only jar available near the URL you like isn't an executable jar. It is a library to write programs. To open it you can rename it as .zip and uncompress it.
You can also download the .tar.gz version of this library so you can get the full source with all comments.
How do I build it? The documentation is really shady about this. It says you need to place scons.py into the directory, but I have no idea where this is. I have tried using the included prebuild, but it did not produce any .lib files.
No need to use scons.
After you download the jsoncpp source, like from https://github.com/mrtazz/json-cpp, unzip the sources. In this unzipped source tree, under /makefiles/vc71/ you will find several Visual Studio project files which you can up convert and build.
There is a visual studio solution file under makefiles. Did you try migrating that to VS2010 to see if it works?
.py? This is a python script, and has nothing to do with C++. Perhaps you are looking at the wrong instructions.
MSBuild generates a configuration file for me. I would then like to replace certain strings
in the file. Is this possible?
Also, I use Visual Studio as well to build my project. Can I do the same thing from Visual Studio?
Thanks!
Yes it can. Here is an opensource library from MSBuildTasks that has a RegEx replace task in it that can be executed when a project is built. I use it to handle the versioning of assemblies.
Where to find the wsgen tool?
If you mean the wsgen tool used to generate Java stubs from a WSDL file, it is included with JDK6 and located in the bin folder.
If you use maven, https://jax-ws-commons.dev.java.net/jaxws-maven-plugin/ is excellent.