NCEAS ECLIPSE IDE Tutorial

This demonstration will show how to:

Create a simple C++ project,

Import a two-file C++ class library and test driver,

Build the project into an executable file, and run the executable.

        Microsoft Windows platform users note: Before beginning the tutorial be sure that you
        have installed some version of the Gnu C++ compiler on your machine.

        NCEAS Scientific Computing recommends The Minimalist Gnu for Windows (MinGW)
implementation of the Gnu C++ compiler.

Click here to download MinGW version 3.0.0.1 for Windows (14 mb .exe installer),

    or here to link to the MinGW Project home page (for later or non-Windows versions).

        Click here to view and download the text for this tutorial (14 kb PDF file)

        Click here to download the example C++ source code and make files (2 kb 7Zip archive)

        AND...Click here to read an article by IBM Developer Works: "C++ Development with the Eclipse Platform"

		ECLIPSE IDE C++ Demonstration
Begin Here History Components Architecture Feature Summary Installing Eclipse Java Demo C++ Demo Learn More Wrap Up		This demonstration will show how to: Create a simple C++ project, Import a two-file C++ class library and test driver, Build the project into an executable file, and run the executable. Microsoft Windows platform users note: Before beginning the tutorial be sure that you have installed some version of the Gnu C++ compiler on your machine. NCEAS Scientific Computing recommends The Minimalist Gnu for Windows (MinGW) implementation of the Gnu C++ compiler. Click here to download MinGW version 3.0.0.1 for Windows (14 mb .exe installer), or here to link to the MinGW Project home page (for later or non-Windows versions). Click here to view and download the text for this tutorial (14 kb PDF file) Click here to download the example C++ source code and make files (2 kb 7Zip archive) AND...Click here to read an article by IBM Developer Works: "C++ Development with the Eclipse Platform"