Install Eclipse in the recommended way for your environment, and start it. Then: - Select Help -> Install New Software
- Select a relevant site from the Work with dropdown
- Select the following packages:
- CDT Main Features -> C/C++ Development Tools
- CDT Optional Features -> all (you may deselect Autotools support for CDT Source)
- Collaboration -> Eclipse EGit
- Programming Languages -> all (though you may deselect the following)
- Autotools Support for CDT (Incubation)
- C/C++ Development Tools SDK
- C++ Library API Documentation Hover/Help (Incubation)
- Fortran Development Tools
- IBM XLF Compiler Support
- Linux Fortran Compiler Support
- Object Teams *
- Select Next >
- Resolve any dependency conflicts and select Next > again
- Accept the licenses and select Finish
Git Setup - Select File -> Import -> Git -> Projects from Git -> Next >
- Select URI -> Next >
- Enter the URI ssh://gerrit.chromium.org:29418/webm/libvpx
- Eclipse parses the URI for other field data
- Select Next >
- Provide the passphrase for your SSH key, if prompted
- Accept all the branches. Select Next >
- Select a project directory, and make a note of it ($PROJECT_DIRECTORY). Select Finish
- Eclipse does a git clone into the project directory
Before continuing, in a shell, do:
$ cd $PROJECT_DIRECTORY
$ ./configure --disable-codecs --enable-vp8 --target=x86_64-linux-gcc --enable-debug --disable-install-docs --log=yes --enable-internal-stats --enable-unit-tests
Return to Eclipse: - Run the New Project wizard
- Select the wizard for C/C++ -> Makefile Project with Existing Code. Select Next >
- Specify a project name, and the existing code location ($PROJECT_DIRECTORY)
- Select the Linux GCC Toolchain
- Select Finish
Adding Gerrit Support - Select Window -> Open Perspective -> Other... -> Git Repository Exploring -> OK
- In the Git Repositories pane, expand the libvpx -> Remotes -> origin
- Right-click origin and select Gerrit Configuration
- Push URI should be correct. Select Finish
Indexing and Content Assist (so that code references work) - Select Window -> Preferences -> C/C++ -> Indexer
- Check Enable Indexer, Index unused headers, and Allow heuristic resolution of includes, and click Apply
Missing includes?
- Right-click project -> Properties -> Paths and Symbols -> Includes
- Include Directories to add
- /usr/include
- /usr/include/linux
- /usr/include/c++/4.4/tr1
Content Assist - Select Window -> Preferences -> C/C++ -> Editor -> Content Assist -> Advanced
- Check Help Proposals, Parsing, Template and Word
To use, type in the start of a structure or parm and hit Ctrl+Space to see list of options. Also works for functions, etc. Now, as you type code, it shows you the errors in your code until you fix.
Style - Select Window -> Preferences -> Code Style -> Formatter -> Import
- Right-click project name -> Properties -> C/C++ General -> Formatter
- Enable Project specific settings
- Set Active profile to WEBM Project
- FILTERING THE .o files
- Project Explorer Triangle Menu -> Customize View
- Select Object files to remove
To use, select text and press Ctrl+Shift-F to reformat the selection.
Debugging - Select Run -> Debug Configurations -> C/C++ Application -> New Button (upper left)
- Search Project
- vpxenc
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