Eclipse is a framework for IDEs. It provides the infrastructure for the IDE, and then the IDE is completed by using a plug-in for a particular programming language. Plug-ins exist for Java (which was its first application), C/C++, Python, Perl and many others. Eclipse is multi-platform, runnable on Linux, Windows , etc. Eclipse came out of the Websphere project at IBM. Though the Eclipse project is now fully open-source, it is still strongly supported by IBM. In this tutorial, we will describe in step by step how to edit, compile and execute a C project using Eclipse in your EPS 254 lab computer.
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This tutorial describes the installation of the Eclipse Project CDT (C/C++ Development Tools) plugin on the Windows platform (running under Linux is mentioned at the end of this tutorial). It describes the entire installation process in detail and is intended for developers who are familiar with the Eclipse environment and would like to develop C/C++ application in this environments. As a result, it has been assumed that Eclipse already been installed and that the developer has a basic understanding of how to use Eclipse. To learn more about the Eclipse Project, please visit: http://www.eclipse.org
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