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