- FAQ 319: What is eScript?
- FAQ 320: Language integration phase 1: How do I compile and build programs?
- FAQ 321: How do I load source files edited outside Eclipse?
- FAQ 322: How do I run an external builder on my source files?
- FAQ 323: How do I implement a compiler that runs inside Eclipse?
- FAQ 324: How do I react to changes in source files?
- FAQ 325: How do I implement an Eclipse builder?
- FAQ 326: Where are project build specifications stored?
- FAQ 327: How do I add a builder to a given project?
- FAQ 328: How do I implement an incremental project builder?
- FAQ 329: How do I handle setup problems for a given builder?
- FAQ 330: How do I make my compiler incremental?
- FAQ 331: Language integration phase 2: How do I implement a DOM?
- FAQ 332: How do I implement a DOM for my language?
- FAQ 333: How can I ensure that my model is scalable?
- FAQ 334: Language integration phase 3: How do I edit programs?
- FAQ 335: How do I write an editor for my own language?
- FAQ 336: How do I add Content Assist to my language editor?
- FAQ 337: How do I add hover support to my text editor?
- FAQ 338: How do I create problem markers for my compiler?
- FAQ 339: How do I implement Quick Fixes for my own language?
- FAQ 340: How do I support refactoring for my own language?
- FAQ 341: How do I create an Outline view for my own language editor?
- FAQ 342: Language integration phase 4: What are the finishing touches?
- FAQ 343: What wizards do I define for my own language?
- FAQ 344: When does my language need its own nature?
- FAQ 345: When does my language need its own perspective?
- FAQ 346: How do I add documentation and help for my own language?
- FAQ 347: How do I support source-level debugging for my own language?
FAQ 329: How do I handle setup problems for a given builder?
When running a build in a runtime workbench, you might get the following message:
!MESSAGE Skipping builder com.xyz.builder for project P. Either the builder is missing from the install, or it belongs to a project nature that is missing or disabled.
This message means that something is wrong with the builder plug-in or with the attribution of the builder specification in the .project file. The builder plug-in might load fine but still be broken, perhaps because it is missing an ID in the extension point declaration.
If everything else seems right to you, double-check the ID specified in the builder extension point. The ID should not be the plug-in ID of your builder, but rather the concatenation of the plug-in ID and the builder ID. In other words, if the plug-ins ID is org.eclipse.escript.builder, and the ID of the builder is Builder, the builder ID reference in the .project file should be org.eclipse.escript.builder.Builder.
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FAQ 330 How do I make my compiler incremental?