Mono: Developed Using eclipse

Mono: Developed Using eclipse

 

Eclipse can also be used for C # development. Download an eclipse version 3.0 for Linux from the http://www.eclipse.org and unzip it to a directory. If JDK is installed on your machine and java_home is set, you can run eclipse.

Figure 4.1.0

 

The startup interface is as follows:

Figure 4.1.1

Install the C # Plug-in Fr. Improve. CSHARP. editor_3.0.0. Configure the C # parameter in the preferences, and select the C # compiler.

 

Figure 4.1.2

Create a project and select simple ---> project.

 

Figure 4.1.3

 

Save project:

 

Figure 4.1.4

 

Add a C # file:

Figure 4.1.5

Compile and compile the Code:

 

Figure 4.1.6

 

Run the program on the terminal.

 

This plug-in is not good. It can be said that it is not a complete C # plug-in. The only difference from a general wordpad is that it only performs syntax coloring.

 

No project management, no C # perspective, no reference management, so GTK #, QT # and so on cannot be compiled. No code prompts ....... I don't use it for development.