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Contribute to Eclipse Foundation #14

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jeeeyul opened this issue Dec 3, 2012 · 2 comments
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Contribute to Eclipse Foundation #14

jeeeyul opened this issue Dec 3, 2012 · 2 comments

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@jeeeyul
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jeeeyul commented Dec 3, 2012

I love to contribute my extensions to Eclipse Foundation. But I have some worries.
PDE-Tools contains a lot of Xtend codes:

  • Xtend let me develop very fast. It is primary reason that makes me keep independent contribution while I work for my primary job.
  • I think codes which contributed to eclipse must be in pure Java. So other can reverse engineer it easily.
  • Xtend is not suitable for large scale project since it costs relatively long build time and unstable incremental build.
  • PDE-tools uses XCore to generate it's model.

I think, to contribute my codes, I should have to convert all codes into Java and legacy EMF generator. Am I correct?

@waynebeaton
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Using Xtend shouldn't necessarily be a problem. But the best way to find out would be to ask the PDE team themselves. The best way to do that would be to post a message on the pde-dev mailing list.

https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/pde-dev

@jeeeyul
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jeeeyul commented Jan 3, 2013

Since xcore requires new runtime library, I removed xcore and adopt old fashioned original ecore facility :(

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