Eclipse IDE is used by many users worldwide and it is freely available for download. You may use Eclipse integrated with cross compiler tools. Other than Eclipse there are some other tools which we will see in coming articles.
Step 1:
Step 1:
The first step to installing Eclipse is to check if your system has a java runtime (JRE) installed or not. Eclipse is basically written in Java and requires a JRE to execute. To check if JRE is installed or not, type the following command in the command prompt (start->run->Type cmd and press enter):
Java –version
The following response must be seen:
If you don’t see a version, download JRE from the following link:
Step 2:
The next step is to download eclipse.
Download eclipse from the following link:
Use “Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers” as most of our applications will be written in C/C++. An important point here is that, this setup comes up with plugins for C/C++ program development. Plug-ins are nothing but compiler kind of support for executing C/C++ programs. Once the eclipse is downloaded you can install the desired plug-ins also. Note that Eclipse doesn’t have a setup procedure. Download the eclipse and run the .exe to start working.
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