Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Using_Eclipse_with_PJSIP

Timestamp:

Aug 20, 2010 12:01:44 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

bennylp

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Using_Eclipse_with_PJSIP

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  1. Download ''Eclipse for C++ Developers'' for your platform from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/. 
-    - Even on Linux/Ubuntu you'd better off getting and installing Eclipse this way instead of with Package Manager, since as far as I know Eclipse C++ plug-in is not available from the repository (as of Ubuntu 09.10) and installing plug-in manually is rather cumbersome as you'd need to run Eclipse as root.
+    - Even on !Linux/Ubuntu you'd better off getting and installing Eclipse this way instead of with Package Manager, since as far as I know Eclipse C++ plug-in is not available from the repository (as of Ubuntu 09.10) and installing plug-in manually is rather cumbersome as you'd need to run Eclipse as root.
  2. Installation is straightforward, just unpack the tarball containing ''eclipse'' directory to your preferred directory, such as'''/opt''', and run the '''eclipse''' executable directly.
     - sudo as root as necessary to write to /opt directory.
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       - Select '''Microsoft Visual Studio''' scheme
       - Customize other key shortcuts as wanted (for example, F7 for Build)
- 1. Disable menubar F10 acceleration key:
-    - Ubuntu/Gnome:
+ 1. Disable menubar F10 acceleration key, as we need the F10 to be captured by Eclipse (Visual Studio users use F10 for stepping to next statement during debugging):
+    - !Ubuntu/Gnome:
       - On Gnome, F10 key will open application's menubar, even if it has been assigned to other thing with Eclipse (for example, Step Over with Visual Studio keys)
       - To disable F10 from popping up the application menu, open terminal and run: