Next week, I have an intern-ship interview at EADS in subject “Test software by C++”. So as to prepare my self, I decide to reinstall Ubuntu 9.10 and try to review the C++ programming over again.
I know, the Eclipse is a software that provide an environment for development software which supports many languages programming.
First time, I used to study the JAVA programming by Eclipse during I studied in University (2002) and last year, I used it again in in Project RoBAFIS project.
Of cause, I need to use it again in developing software by C++ and I found “The CDT (C/C++ Development Tools) Project”, it like a component which can install in-side the Eclipse environment. Let me start now !!!
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1. Install Eclipse.
sudo apt-get install eclipse2. Then start Eclipse.
3. Help -> Install new software.
4. Click: Add
Name : CDT
Location : http://download.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/releases/galileo
5. In CDT Main feature, check:
- Eclipse C/C++ development tools. (Binary runtime and user documentation.)
6. In CDT optional feature:
- CDT GNU Toolchain Build Support.
- CDT GNU Toolchain Debug Support.
- CDT Utilities.
- Eclipse C/C++ Development Platform.
7. Restart Eclipse.
8. Perfect !!!
Please see more detail at : http://max.berger.name/howto/cdt/ar01s04.jsp#installingcdt
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this link http://download.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/releases/galileo does not match when i put it on “location”
Thanks. it works. Initially I faced a problem with “duplicate location” while adding new repository. To solve the problem, I clicked the “Available Software Sites” (just below the Add button), and removed the already mentioned site from the list. Then, I started from the Step-3 of this instruction. bingo. 🙂
Thank you for this information! Worked like a charm on Ubuntu 11.10 with Canonical Partners.
Also works in ubuntu 12.04
I’m using Eclipse Juno on Ubuntu 12.10. How’s installation steps for CDT for C++. Please let me know. Thanks in advance.