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Alpha:
In looking into writing a page for the TRACE32 Debugger plugin, "only" information I could find was posted here.  Does anyone know anything further?

Alpha:
I noticed the plugin Header Guard is included with the SVN source, but not built by default.  Should I add this as a Core/Contrib/3rd Party plugin?  If so, which category?


--- Quote from: Alpha on September 11, 2011, 10:21:40 pm ---I think the SpellChecker plugin points towards SpellChecker; it will still get there through a redirect, but someone should probably change the internal link to SpellChecker plugin so it gets there directly.

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Patch submitted (3216).

Alpha:
Header Guard added as 3rd Party.

daniloz:

--- Quote from: Alpha on October 28, 2011, 04:09:49 am ---Header Guard added as 3rd Party.

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Maybe a little bit out of topic here, but these 4 plugins are in the src\plugin dir, but not built:

--- Code: ---src\plugins\headerguard\
src\plugins\loghacker\
src\plugins\modpoller\
src\plugins\tidycmt\
--- End code ---

Are they update? What do they do? Should they be removed, moved to contrib?

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: daniloz on October 28, 2011, 08:56:00 am ---Maybe a little bit out of topic here, but these 4 plugins are in the src\plugin dir, but not built:

--- Code: ---src\plugins\headerguard\
src\plugins\loghacker\
src\plugins\modpoller\
src\plugins\tidycmt\
--- End code ---
Are they update? What do they do? Should they be removed, moved to contrib?

--- End quote ---
They build just fine for me, hence you've to manually select / open the project files.

1.) headerguard: Ensures you have a #ifndef H_FILE_INCLUDED #define H_FILE_INCLUDED #endif in each of your header files using a unique GUID
2.) loghacker: manipulate the loggers that have been created by several plugins / the core
3.) modpoller: polls for externally modified files in a certain interval (so C::b asks to re-load them if changed externally).
4.) tidycmt: formats comments of a certain style "nicely" when the file is saved

These are very specific and (if enabled by default) would most likely cause unexpected behaviour (imagine you are saving a file and it looks different afterwards). So these plugins are there for people who know how to use them and as tech-demo.

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