A central concept of the Eclipse framework is the concept of a workspace. The workspace holds project and project references, among with other settings. I’m using multiple workspaces all the time, and in parallel. How to know which workspace I’m using? By default, the CodeWarrior Eclipse IDE main window comes up like this:
Default CodeWarrior Eclipse Main Frame
If I have multiple IDE’s open, it is hard to tell which workspace is used in which window,.
Showlocation Startup Option
Eclipse supports many startup options, a list can be found here. The solution is to use the -showlocation startup argument. As many other programs, eclipse supports different command line arguments. So I have added -showlocation in the shortcut used to launch Eclipse:
Showlocation Startup Parameter
Now the workspace is visible in the Eclipse title bar:
Workspace Location in Frame Title
Another solution is to add -showlocation to the eclipse.ini file located inside the eclipse folder:
cwide.ini with -showlocation
Additionally it is possible to display a name while ‘tabbing’ through the windows. For this I specify a name under Window > Preferences > General > Workspace:
Workspace name shown in window title
With this that name is shown while tabbing through the windows (shown below with Windows 7):
Workspace Title in Tabbing Preview
Another use of the is while hovering over the Window Taskbar (Windows 7):
Taskbar Preview with Workspace Name
Happy Showing 
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