Use eclipse to develop minix

Http://wiki.minix3.org/en/DevelopersGuide/EclipseTutorial

 

At present, many GNU software have not been transplanted to minix3, And the IDE environment cannot be used on minix3. however, most people prefer programming on the IDE they are used. currently, there is a way to use IDE, that is, using the remote system Explorer plug-in eclipse to remotely connect to minix3. this plug-in has many functions that can be used in Linux, windows, UNIX, and so on, there are process control and remote debugging functions, but these are not available on minix3. however, you can use the SSH function to connect to minix3 and edit the files in it. This makes programming on minix3 easier.

 

Preparations:

1. Install minix3

2. Install and set OpenSSH with pkgin

3. Set password for root of minix3

 

Installation Configuration:

1. Download eclipse classic 3.5.0. You can go to the official website to download the classic version.

 

2. Install C/C ++ support

The installation method is simple. Select help-> install new software. on the open panel, select "-- all available sites --" from the drop-down menu, select "C and C ++ Development" in "programming languages", and click Next, then select accepting the license agreement. After the installation is complete, restart eclipse to edit C and C ++.

 

 

 

3. install remote system Explorer

Still select help-> install new software, Here select Add, enter the name "target management updates" in name, location fill http://download.eclipse.org/tm/updates/2.0/

Select "RSE RunTime" and "rse_sdk", and then click Next to install the SDK.

Because the plug-in is updated and the old one is used, there are some differences.

 

 

Usage:

Choose WINDOW> open perspective and select remote system explorer.

 

Right-click the remote systems tab, select new connection from the pop-up menu, select SSH only, and click Next.

 

If the connection is correct, the connection can be established. When you open the system, you can enter the user name and password:

 

 

After logging in, you can see the directory.

The source code is in/usr/src.

 

 

Write a helloworld file and compile and run it.