Background
and history of Eclipse
Getting
started
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Where to get it
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Installation
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Basics
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Perspectives,
Editors and Views
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Menus
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Configuring
Eclipse
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Plug-ins
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Automatic
updates
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The C
Development Toolkit (CDT)
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Creating and
configuring a project
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Managed vs. Makefile projects
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Content Assist
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Importing and
exporting
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Linking projects
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Debugging
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Launch
configurations
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Viewing
variables and memory
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Controlling
execution
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Breakpoints
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Device
Software Development Platform (DSDP)
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Target
management and the Remote System Explorer (RSE)
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Connecting a
target board
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Remote debugging
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Miscellaneous
Topics
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Plug-in
development environment
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Source code
control with CVS
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Eclipse
has emerged as the de-facto Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for
embedded development having been adopted as the basis for proprietary tool
chains by virtually all of the major embedded Linux vendors including Monta Vista, LynuxWorks, TimeSys, and Wind River, among others.
This
1-day, fast-paced, hands-on class shows you how to use the Open Source
version of Eclipse to greatly improve productivity for your embedded
software development. You’ll learn how to integrate cross tool
chains, how to manage projects, and how to set up a target debug
environment among other things.
This
class can be taken by itself or as a follow-on to
the 3-day Hands-on
Embedded and Real-time Linux class, which introduces Eclipse as
its development environment, but doesn’t go into much detail.
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