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Talad at 22:56, 14 October 2013

2013-10-14T22:56:42Z

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	When eclipse is installed, you can launch it with a script file like this one:		When eclipse is installed, you can launch it with a script file like this one:
	#! /bin/sh
			<nowiki>#! /bin/sh</nowiki>

	./eclipse -vm /home/luca/jdk1.7.0_40/bin/java		./eclipse -vm /home/luca/jdk1.7.0_40/bin/java


	Then create a new C++ project:		Then create a new C++ project:

Talad at 22:55, 14 October 2013

2013-10-14T22:55:08Z

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	Remember to remove "Use default location" or the project files will go in your home directory, and will not be easy to reuse the existing sources of PS.		'''Remember''' to remove "Use default location" or the project files will go in your home directory, and will not be easy to reuse the existing sources of PS.

	In "location" provide the directory where you have checkout the PlaneShift source code. In my case I have /home/luca/ps/planeshift , there it then contains the files like /home/luca/ps/planeshift/src or /home/luca/ps/planeshift/include		In "location" provide the directory where you have checkout the PlaneShift source code. In my case I have /home/luca/ps/planeshift , there it then contains the files like /home/luca/ps/planeshift/src or /home/luca/ps/planeshift/include
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	[[File:eclipse4.png]]		[[File:eclipse4.png]]


			'''For the build tools''', I suggest to continue using jam and the command line tools.

Talad at 22:52, 14 October 2013

2013-10-14T22:52:32Z

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	Then create a new C++ project:		Then create a new C++ project:


	[[File:eclipse1.png]]		[[File:eclipse1.png]]


	Remember to remove "Use default location" or the project files will go in your home directory, and will not be easy to reuse the existing sources of PS.		Remember to remove "Use default location" or the project files will go in your home directory, and will not be easy to reuse the existing sources of PS.
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	Select Empty project.		Select Empty project.


	[[File:eclipse2.png]]		[[File:eclipse2.png]]


	After clicking on Finish the project will look like this:		After clicking on Finish the project will look like this:


	[[File:eclipse3.png]]		[[File:eclipse3.png]]


	Now right click on the top PlaneShift root node, and select "Properties". In there go to "C/C++ General">"Paths and Symbols". Add a new include directory for the Crystal Space includes, and any other includes you need.		Now right click on the top PlaneShift root node, and select "Properties". In there go to "C/C++ General">"Paths and Symbols". Add a new include directory for the Crystal Space includes, and any other includes you need.


	[[File:eclipse4.png]]		[[File:eclipse4.png]]

Talad at 22:51, 14 October 2013

2013-10-14T22:51:26Z

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	As a prerequisite you need a Java Development Kit running on your machine. In my case on Ubuntu I've used [http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html this one]		As a prerequisite you need a Java Development Kit running on your machine. In my case on Ubuntu I've used [http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html this one]

			When eclipse is installed, you can launch it with a script file like this one:
			#! /bin/sh
			./eclipse -vm /home/luca/jdk1.7.0_40/bin/java

			Then create a new C++ project:

			[[File:eclipse1.png]]

			Remember to remove "Use default location" or the project files will go in your home directory, and will not be easy to reuse the existing sources of PS.

			In "location" provide the directory where you have checkout the PlaneShift source code. In my case I have /home/luca/ps/planeshift , there it then contains the files like /home/luca/ps/planeshift/src or /home/luca/ps/planeshift/include

			Select Empty project.

			[[File:eclipse2.png]]

			After clicking on Finish the project will look like this:

			[[File:eclipse3.png]]

			Now right click on the top PlaneShift root node, and select "Properties". In there go to "C/C++ General">"Paths and Symbols". Add a new include directory for the Crystal Space includes, and any other includes you need.

			[[File:eclipse4.png]]

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2013-10-14T21:19:10Z

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The best way for me to develop on linux is to use Eclipse for C++, you just have to go to the Eclipse website under [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Downloads] and then select the Eclipse for C/C++ developers.

As a prerequisite you need a Java Development Kit running on your machine. In my case on Ubuntu I've used [http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html this one]