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Originally Posted by fedorax17
hi .. im talking to much her i know
but am concern any try to install eclipse in fedora 17 in treminal just yum install eclipse
is any one interface problems with that ?
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I usually just use the "Add/Remove Software" tool - type in "eclipse" in the search panel and select the bits I want when the list eventually comes up.
However, I note that you are also installing g++. Do not expect Eclipse to be very helpful for building C++ programs - its great if you know what you are doing, but if you are still trying to work out what a.out is, its going to be more of a hindrance than a help.
First get to understand g++ and what its myriad of options are about with some very small programs.
Then move on to using shell scripts to automate a few things.
Then move to using make files. You REALLY need to understand them before tackling any large projects.
Then you can try out Eclipse and autotools with a solid understanding of what is going on.
If you just try to jump into the deep end and expect Eclipse to be a life jacket, you are likely to drown
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Originally Posted by fedorax17
i have finsh download it but the c/c++ class or project dont show only java !
i hate java , its nothing do u know what to do ? now
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You need the Eclipse CDT components to do C/C++ work. You might be able to install them from within Eclipse - go to Help > Install New Software. Then select --All Available sites--, Then select Linux Tools and select the CDT options.
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