The workspace selection prompt should appear. Not much configuration is required at the workspace level when using a managed build, but it’s a good idea to see if Eclipse has detected the toolchain that was added to the system PATH environment variable earlier in this guide.įirst launch Eclipse if it’s not already started. Note that this guide will not go over the project configuration for specific MCU or SoC as these settings can vary wildly and are beyond the scope of this guide. This guide will go over the basic steps required to create and set up a managed build project using the toolchain and Eclipse installation done in the first chapter. Both methods have their pros and cons and this guide covers both. How to install eclipse IDE Step 1 - Download the Eclipse installer Step 2 - Running the installer Step 3 - Choosing the installation directory/folder Step 4.
The other option is a Makefile project where a user-supplied Makefile is used with little help from Eclipse. The first one is called a managed build where Eclipse CDT will manage the build.
There are two main types of CDT projects that can be used in Eclipse. A PDF version of this guide, including Eclipse setup and project debugging is available in the Documentation section.įollowing up on the previous guide in the series, this guide will go through the steps of creating a managed build project using Eclipse and the GCC toolchain setup in the previous guide.
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