Eclipse Development Environment

Eclipse development environment-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information, the following is a detailed description. Install python in Linux (debian/ubuntu is used as an example and requires administrator permissions ):
Install the compiler and Debugger: apt-get install build-essential Tia
Install JDK or JRE: apt-get install sun-java5 -*
Install Eclipse and CDT: apt-get install eclipse-cdt

Fedora Core 4? :
Download Eclipse IDE for C/C ++ Developers (http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/), decompress

Download JRE: http://www.java.com/zh_CN/download/manual.jsp, install

Run eclipse (you may need to use the parameter-vm to specify the virtual machine, such as./eclipse-vm/usr/java/jre1.6.0 _ 02/bin/java)

Project Creation: in linux
Run eclipse
Select File> New> Project

In the displayed dialog box, select Managed Make C ++ Project, and then click
Enter the Project Name in the Project Name, and then Finish
In the C/C ++ Project subwindow, right-click the Project you just created and choose New => Source File

In the displayed dialog box, write the file name (with. cc or. cpp as the extension)
Write program content in the main window in the middle
Automatically compile the program after it is saved

First run:
After compilation is successful, select the menu Run => Run...

In the displayed dialog box, select C/C ++ Local Application on the left and click New in the lower left corner.
Click Search Project... on the right. In the displayed dialog box, select the executable file to run and click OK.
Select a Debugger: GDB Debugger on the Debugger page.
Click the Run button below to Run the task.

Run again:
By Ctrl-F11

Debugging:
Press F11 to enter the debugging page when an error occurs.
On the debug page, press F5 as Step Into, F6 as Step Over, And f8.
Press Ctrl-Shift-B or double-click at the beginning of a line to set the breakpoint.
View the function call stack in the Debug subwindow
View the value of the current variable in the Variables subwindow