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It appears that installing CDT in eclipse is enough.
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It appears that installing CDT in eclipse is enough.

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Maybe I should. I'm gonna try setting that up. Not sure exactly how I'll do that, but maybe I'll figure it out.
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Maybe I should. I'm gonna try setting that up. Not sure exactly how I'll do that, but maybe I'll figure it out.

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I have a java project, that uses JNI to call native methods made in C.<br />
I have a project set up to handle the java coding fine in Eclipse, but can I somehow &quot;mix&quot; the code in the same project? My main problem is just that I don't get code highlightning in the C code, but the more &quot;advanced&quot; funtions I can get for C (as I have with java) the better.
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I have a java project, that uses JNI to call native methods made in C.
I have a project set up to handle the java coding fine in Eclipse, but can I somehow "mix" the code in the same project? My main problem is just that I don't get code highlightning in the C code, but the more "advanced" funtions I can get for C (as I have with java) the better.

Mixing languages in a project

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