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= Using Eclipse with Nut/OS on Linux =

== Requirements ==

This is work in progress and for ARM target boards only.

It is assumed that you already installed Yagarto with Eclipse IDE and Nut/OS.

== Creating An Eclipse Project ==

Select '''Programs->YAGARTO IDE->Eclipse Platform 3.2''' from your Windows start menu.

If started for the first time, the welcome screen will appear.

[[File:../../img/eclipse-win01.png|Language Selection]] 

Click on '''Workbench'''. If Eclipse didn't start with the welcome screen, then select '''Switch Workspace''' from the file menu.

This will bring up the Workspace Launcher Dialog.

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You may choose any directory. Eclipse will store all workspace settings in this place.

Click OK to return to the Eclipse main window, which shows the Resource Perspective.

We will use Eclipse for the C language and should activate the C/C++ Perspective. Select '''Open Perspective->Other''' from the Window menu.

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Select the C/C++ Perspective and click OK.

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The Resource Perspective is not needed for C developments. Click on the Resource Tab with the right mouse button and select '''Close''' from the context menu.

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We will now create a new project. Select '''New->Standard Make C Project''' on the file menu.

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The New Project Dialog appears.

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Enter the project name '''httpd'''.

Instead of using the default loaction, we need to set the path to the Nut/OS application sample directory. Otherwise the relative paths used in the Nut/OS Makefiles won't work correctly.

You can use the '''Browse''' button to navigate to the directory that contains the httpd sources.

Click on the '''Next''' button to move to the '''C/Make Project Settings''' and then click on the '''Discovery Options''' Tab.

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On this page we need to enter the correct '''Compiler invocation command'''. You can use the '''Browse''' button, navigate to the YAGARTO bin folder and select '''arm-elf-gcc.exe'''.

Click '''Finish''' to return to the Eclipse main window.

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Good luck, 
Harald Kipp 
Castrop-Rauxel, 18th of October 2006

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