Install Eclipse for C/C ++ and related configurations in Ubuntu
Install Eclipse for C/C ++ and related configurations in Ubuntu
1. Install JDK:
Sudo apt-get install aptitude
Sudo aptitude search openjava
Sudo aptitude install openjdk-7-jdk
Enter java-version and javac-version to test the installation.
2. Go to the eclipseofficial website to download eclipse(eclipse-cpp-mars-r-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and decompress the package:
Tar-xzf eclipse-cpp-mars-R-linux-gtk.tar.gz-C ~ /
3. Create a shortcut: Right-click the Eclipse executable file, click Create shortcut, and then place the shortcut on the desktop.
4. Install CDT (skip this step ):
Method 1) download the CDT from Eclips and decompress it to the Eclipse directory.
Method 2) in help-> software updates-> find and install..., select search for new features to install, click the new remote site button, and add the following address: locate.
5. Test Eclipse: compile a Hello world Program for testing.
Configuration problems:
Font modification:
Choose General> Appearance> Colors and Fonts from the left-side tree structure, or enter Colors in the search box to select Colors and Fonts,
In the Colors and Fonts dialog box, you can view various format settings, set Text Font under the base, select, and click the Edit button on the right to open the format editing box, select the desired format and click OK.
Before modification:
After modification:
Eclipse localization method:
Installing the language packs
- Open the install wizard with 'help'> 'Install new software ...'
- Add the Babel p2 repository: http://download.eclipse.org/technology/babel/update-site/R0.13.0/mars
- Select/install your language pack of choice
- Restart Eclipse and you shoshould get a translated Eclipse
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