Jadrian Miles: New page: For our purposes, Eclipse is a cross-platform, open-source IDE written in Java. It has plug-ins to handle various languages, includ...

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New page: For our purposes, Eclipse is a cross-platform, open-source <abbr title="Integrated Development Environment">IDE</abbr> written in Java. It has plug-ins to handle various languages, includ...

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For our purposes, Eclipse is a cross-platform, open-source <abbr title="Integrated Development Environment">IDE</abbr> written in Java. It has plug-ins to handle various languages, including Java, C/C++, and Python. It also understands various breeds of Makefiles.

Eclipse is maintained as a contributed project on our Linux filesystem, and the executable lives at <tt>/contrib/projects/eclipse/latest/eclipse</tt>. It runs equally well on Windows and Mac OSX, though you'll probably want to do a local install of the program when working on these platforms.

== HOWTO load a project from CVS in Eclipse ==

# Window > Show View > Other... > CVS > CVS Repositories
# Right-click in repositories box, select New > Repository Location
# Enter

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