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Eclipse is an Open Source ''Integrated Development Environment'' (IDE) that can be used to develop software for many different languages. Plugins are available that add functionality, such as SVN support, support for additional languages, and team collaboration. See the Eclipse Project site for more information [http://www.eclipse.org www.eclipse.org]. | Eclipse is an Open Source ''Integrated Development Environment'' (IDE) that can be used to develop software for many different languages. Plugins are available that add functionality, such as SVN support, support for additional languages, and team collaboration. See the Eclipse Project site for more information [http://www.eclipse.org www.eclipse.org]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:45, 21 March 2014
Eclipse is an Open Source Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that can be used to develop software for many different languages. Plugins are available that add functionality, such as SVN support, support for additional languages, and team collaboration. See the Eclipse Project site for more information www.eclipse.org.
Eclipse Distribution
EMAC recommends that customers install Eclipse 3.6 from the EMAC FTP site. The Eclipse 3.6 distribution includes all of the plugins recommended for developing software using the EMAC OE SDK, including:
- C/C++ Development Tools (CDT) and features
- Remote Systems Explorer / Target Management / Device Software Development Platform (RSE/TM/DSDP)
- SVN, Git, and CVS support
- Mylyn plugin with Trac support
- Linux development tools with Man Page viewer
- Web Developer Tools
- PHP Development Tools
- Eclox Doxygen support plugin
- Other plugins and features
See Also
Refer to the links below for instructions on how to install and utilize the Eclipse 3.6 distribution.
- Introduction
- Installation
- First Time Starting Eclipse
- Using the Eclipse Terminal View
- Importing EMAC OE SDK Projects
- Using the EMAC OE SDK Projects
- Creating New Projects
- Remote System Explorer
- Executing Remote Applications
- Debugging Remote Applications
