I am using Eclipse IDE, Version: Luna Release (4.4.0) to build a project. I am trying to use google protocol buffers. But I don't know how to use protoc to compile .proto files and then how to use the source code to build my project. I have downloaded compiler and source code from https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/downloads
But how to integrate it with Eclipse IDE, I have no clue. As I am a beginner in protobuf, it will be a great help to me if someone could explain it step by step that how to use the protoc compiler and source code in eclipse.
Thanks in advance.
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Currently I am trying to download jack2 source code from git hub and trying to build and compile it on windows. As I came to know that it can not be compiled on windows and to build/compile it, we have to build it using Linux by the process of cross compilation. Kindly help me how to build/compile it and run it.
I am a novice in c++ programming, and not at all experienced in graphics in any ways. I am trying to install plotutils package in codeblocks. I have downloaded and extracted the plotutils-2.6.tar.gz file available from https://www.gnu.org/software/plotutils/. But I don't know what to do next. The online manual does not give any detailed information regarding installation.
contents of the archive:
here
I only want to use the plotter.h header file and its functions.
compiler: miniGW, IDE: code::blocks.
I'm developing a C++ app on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop using Eclipse CDT. I'm having problems using the getopt_long() function. When I step through my code, Eclipse isn't able to find the source code for this file.
How do I get find the right version of the source files for the debugging information that's on my system and get Eclipse to use those files as I step through debugging?
I'm assuming that the answer to this question will also answer the same question for other libraries' source code.
How to build FLTK to using with Netbeans (Windows), i have tried but not success. Help me
What problem did you run into, and what compiler? I'll assume you're using GCC and the Cygwin tools?
From FLTK's own site
There are three ways to build FLTK
under Microsoft Windows. The first is
to use the Visual C++ 5.0 project
files under the "visualc" directory.
Just open (or double-click on) the
"fltk.dsw" file to get the whole
shebang.
The second method is to use the
configure script included with the
FLTK software; this has only been
tested with the CygWin tools:
sh configure --prefix=C:/FLTK
make
I have an existing C++ source code that is built using autotools and i wish to use in Eclipse CDT. I'm a beginner with Eclipse CDT. I've installed the Autotools plugin for eclipse but don't know how to create a project from existing code.
May you please guide me in the right direction so that i can create an eclipse project that uses autotools to build this source code?
Thanks
Try to generate all makefiles and then try to import project to eclipse. I think when all Makefiles will exist, then would be no need to install any external plugin for autotools in eclipse IDE. It should work as it is.