Build Linux Ide Environment - ECLIPSE
Summary Eclipse is an open source development environment, which is funded by IBM, Borland; its function can be extended by plug-in mode; this article constructs Java, C, C IDE under Linux. The environment I use is Red Hat Linux 9 (self-compiling gnome2.4) 1: Download the software (all downloaded software is put under / OPT) first download Eclipse, the URL is http://www.eclipse.org/ Currently, Eclipse's latest version is also in the test. I use Eclipse2.1; download its GTK version: Eclipse-sdk-2.1.1-linux-gtk.zip Execute Eclipse is required to use JDK, but the Eclipse installer and Red Hat Linux 9 do not include JDK, Sun latest version JDK can be downloaded to http://java.sun.com, where we use Sun / JDK (J2SE) 1.4.2_01 (also IBM JDK). To develop C / C programs on the Eclipse, you need to install plug-inside, where we use C / C Development Tools (CDT). CDT integrates GUN tools such as GCC, Make, GDB, (CDT compared to the JDT (Java development environment) in Eclipse, the function is far away. For example, quite useful Refactor, Refactoring, Organize Imports in JDT, Refactoring, Organize IMPORTS Wait in the CDT.) CDT can be downloaded from http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/, the latest version is CDT 1.1 Ga2. 2: Installation 1. Because CDT needs GCC and other tools, so put the Red Hat9 software development packaging, 2. Install JDK (need to be installed with root): [root @ redarmy] chmod x j2sdk-1_4_2_01-linux-i586-rpm.bin [root @ redarmy] ./j2sdk-1_4_2_01-linux- I586-rpm.bin [root @ redarmy] rpm -ivh j2sdk-1_4_2_01-Linux-i586-rpm.bin installed JDK exists /usr/java/j2sdk1.4.2_01 directory.
