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After installing the plug-in with Emacs, it works with the terminal SVN/git ~
For simplicity and convenience, I usually seldom install IDE, but eclipse is an exception because it supports development in multiple languages and is very convenient to use.
1. Install the eclipse CDT plug-in:
I believe many people have configured the eclipse + CDT plug-in. The configuration process is very simple. I will give a brief introduction to it, because there are many related articles.
Select help-> install new softwware from menu options of release E, and then add the official installation URL of the CDT plug-in. This URL can be found on the eclipse official website.
Eclipse CDT: http://download.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/releases/indigo
The installation process is based on the prompts to select next step by step, so it is concise and clear.
2. Install the SVN/git auxiliary plug-in:
The auxiliary plug-ins for SVN/git provide the: indigo Update site-http://download.eclipse.org/releases/indigo/ in the Update site addressTherefore, you only need to select installation in the update.
Select to install the egit plug-in.
The installation and configuration process is quite simple. In this process, you may need to restart eclipse, but it is also very fast. Next, let's take a look at how to use the egit plug-in eclipse ~
In the project Explorer window, right-click and select-> Import to view the use of various version control tools provided ~
Select project from git, and then select URI. This is my mode ~ Here you need to pay attention to the operation steps ~
First select connection protocol-> git, and then enter the git uri of glib In the URI: git: // git.gnome.org/glib
The next step is to complete the project creation.
3. How can I use the retrieval function in the source code?
Open a file: glib/gthread. h.
For example, I want to find the definition of glib thread structure _ gthread, for example:
In the following view, we can see all the files in the project that match the tag and the number of matched locations.
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Now, we will briefly describe it. using git/SVN on the terminal is not as user-friendly as menu operations in the GUI tool, but I prefer to use it directly on the terminal. it is convenient and convenient, without a lot of tool dependencies.
This article is only intended to provide another method to read the source code, and hope to help some students. another thing I need to apologize for is that I am under Ubuntu, because the picture is large and there is no image editing software. (even with me
It will not be used.) As a result, the image will be very large during display. I tested it just now. If your display is small, Please adjust the display by yourself. Sorry ~