0

I installed Subversive SVN connectors to Code Composer Studio v6 (an Eclipse Based IDE for DSP Processors, everthing written is also valid for pure Eclipse). I imported a project with Import/Import/SVN -> Projects from SVN.

In SVN server I have the following structure:

  • Trunk of the SVN Project

  • Folder A

    • Folder B
      • Project Folder
        • Project file (.cproject, .project)
        • Project source files

  • Folder C

    • Some other source files

So when I import the Project, the other source files under the folder C cannot be imported from the SVN server. They are listed under Project Properties -> Resource -> Linked Resources as a filepath

PROJECT_LOC\..\..\..\Folder C and sources could not be found.

When I import the "trunk" (The folder just above of Folder A and Folder C) I manage to import all files to workspace, but this time Eclipse does not see my project as a project so I cannot build any of my sources.

When I use TortoiseSVN, I import the complete filesystem, then import the project without from the Eclipse without checking "Copy files to workspace", I have no problem. But this time, I cannot perform SVN operations upon Eclipse.

How can I solve this issue? Is it impossible to import projects with parent folders?

fercis
  • 611
  • 2
  • 12
  • 26

1 Answers1

0

There are for sure reasons for this project layout but it really isn't eclipse's preferred one. You should better create a project for the sources in folder C. Then you can check out both projects in a defined manner and add project C as a referenced project in project B.

Kai
  • 38,985
  • 14
  • 88
  • 103