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--- dev:eclipse [2020/09/24 23:50]
tedfelix [Development Configuration]
+++ dev:eclipse [2020/09/24 23:51]
tedfelix [Set Up Rosegarden Source Under Eclipse]
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 You should now be able to build with Project > Build All (Ctrl+B).
-To run the program, you'll need to set up a Run Configuration.  Go to Run > Run Configurations.  Select "C/C++ Application" and hit the New button.  In the Project field, use the Browse... button to select "rosegarden-svn".  In the C/C++ Application field, use the Search Project... button to select "rosegarden".  "build/rosegarden" will appear in the field.  In the Environment tab, you'll want to add QT_FATAL_WARNINGS and set it to 1 so that Rosegarden will crash on signal/slot naming errors and other issues that can only be checked at runtime.
+To run the program, you'll need to set up a Run Configuration.  Go to Run > Run Configurations.  Select "C/C++ Application" and hit the New button.  In the Project field, use the Browse... button to select "rosegarden-svn".  In the C/C++ Application field, use the Search Project... button to select "rosegarden".  "build/rosegarden" will appear in the field.
+In the Environment tab, you'll want to add QT_FATAL_WARNINGS and set it to 1 so that Rosegarden will crash on signal/slot naming errors and other issues that can only be checked at runtime.  //[In Ubuntu 20.04 I'm getting harmless Xcb warnings in the Matrix editor that cause Rosegarden to crash.  Removing QT_FATAL_WARNINGS for now.  Retest at the next Ubuntu LTS release.]//
 Click Run to test.  You should now be able to run with Run > Run (Ctrl+F11).  You should also be able to debug with F11 or Run > Debug.