Eclipse is already part of the DevEnv and therefore there is no need to install it.
## Configuration
## Configuration
waf provides the possibility to generate the Eclipse C/C++ project configuration files using the command waf eclipse. For example, if the directory hello contains a waf project:
```
> cd hello
> waf eclipse
```
Note that waf project must have been configured via the waf configure command before using waf eclipse.
Once the Eclipse project configuration files have been created, the IDE can be started from a terminal and the project imported via:
- From the "File" menu select the "Import" option
- Select "Existing Projects into Workspace"
- Click on "Next" button
- Select the "hello" root directory using the "Browse" button
- Click on "Finish" button
## Build
## Build
## Debugging
## Debugging
To debug an application in Eclipse, a Debugging Configuration for the application must be created. For example, if we want to debug the hellocii application with Eclipse:
- From the "Run" menu select the "Debug Configurations..." option
- Right click on "C/C++ Application" and select "New Configuration"
- Enter Name = hellocii
- In the "Main" tab enter: Project = hello
- In the "Main" tab enter: C/C++ Application = /home/landolfa/EELT/TUTORIAL/hello/build/hellocii/hellocii
- In the "Arguments" tab enter: Program arguments = -l DEBUG -c hellocii/config.yaml
