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| − | == Your First C Program in Eclipse == | + | == Basic Eclipse in Fedora Linux == |
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| − | The first thing you have to do is to select the C/C++ perspective. You can do this by clicking the icon pointed to by the red arrow and selecting C/C++.
| + | # [[Your First Java Program in Fedora Eclipse]] |
| − | [[Image:Screenshot-3.png|thumb]] | + | # [[Your First Connection to a SVN Repository]] |
| − | | + | # [[Your First JUnit Test Case Run]] |
| − | | + | # [[Using Your Own SVN Repository]] |
| − | | + | # [[Performing Your First Commit]] |
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| − | Your workbench is now configured for C/C++ development. | |
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| − | Next select '''File, New, C Project''' from the main menu.
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| − | Enter the name of your project, '''FirstCProject''', and for the executable type select '''Hello World ANSI C Project''', and then click on the '''Finish''' button.
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| − | Notice that you now have a simple Hello World program in the editor window. If you like you may make a small change to the program and save it or you can just leave it as is.
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| − | To execute the program select '''Run As''' from the '''Run''' menu. Then select '''Local C/C++ Application'''.
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| − | The output of your program is displayed in the '''Console''' window at the bottom of the workbench.
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| − | '''Congratulations!''' You've just run your first C program using Eclipse.
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| − | == Your First Java Program in Eclipse ==
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| − | First, start by selecting the Java perspective.
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| − | In the Java perspective select '''File''', '''New''', '''Java Project'''.
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| − | Enter your Java project name, '''FirstJavaProject''' and then click '''Finish'''.
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| − | Select '''File''', '''New''', '''Class'''.
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| − | Now enter the name of your class, '''First''' and check the box '''public static void main(String[] args)''' and then click '''Finish'''.
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| − | In the edit view add in your print method as shown.
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| − | Your Java program is now complete. | |
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| − | Save your program and then select '''Run''', '''Run As''', '''Java Application'''.
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| − | The output of your program is shown in the '''Console''' view.
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| − | '''Congratulations!''' You've just run your first Java program using Eclipse.
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