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== Setting up Eclipse in Ubuntu (Hirsute) == | == Setting up Eclipse in Ubuntu (Hirsute) or in Mint 20.1 Cinnamon == | ||
# Download the installer from the [https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ official website], untar it, and run it. | # Download the installer from the [https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ official website], untar it, and run it. | ||
# Launch Eclipse, select a work space location | # Launch Eclipse, select a work space location | ||
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# In the new dialog window expand the <b>C/C++</b> tree, select <b>Existing Code as Makefile Project</b>, click the Next button | # In the new dialog window expand the <b>C/C++</b> tree, select <b>Existing Code as Makefile Project</b>, click the Next button | ||
# Name the project, select the source code root directory, and select the desired compiler, click the Finish button | # Name the project, select the source code root directory, and select the desired compiler, click the Finish button | ||
# Open up the terminal and navigate to the source root directory and configure the project | |||
#:::<code>sudo ./configure</code> | |||
# In the Project Explorer window, right-click on the project root and click on Build Project | # In the Project Explorer window, right-click on the project root and click on Build Project | ||
See [[Linux: Acquiring Source Code]] for downloading the source code for a specific package. | See [[Linux: Acquiring Source Code]] for downloading the source code for a specific package. | ||
See [[Linux: Compiling and Installing Source Code]] for compiling and installing. | See [[Linux: Compiling and Installing Source Code from the Terminal]] for compiling and installing. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:12, 29 May 2021
Setting up Eclipse in Ubuntu (Hirsute) or in Mint 20.1 Cinnamon
- Download the installer from the official website, untar it, and run it.
- Launch Eclipse, select a work space location
- Select the File -> Import menu option
- In the new dialog window expand the C/C++ tree, select Existing Code as Makefile Project, click the Next button
- Name the project, select the source code root directory, and select the desired compiler, click the Finish button
- Open up the terminal and navigate to the source root directory and configure the project
sudo ./configure
- In the Project Explorer window, right-click on the project root and click on Build Project
See Linux: Acquiring Source Code for downloading the source code for a specific package.
See Linux: Compiling and Installing Source Code from the Terminal for compiling and installing.