I'm using Eclipse CDT to create a project on a Debian 7 with RDT up and running. My Eclipse is connected and I can browse the remote filesystem, etc.
According to eclipse's documentation, I can click on "File->New->Remote C++ Project"... BUT that opetion is not available!
Eclipse is:
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers
Version: Luna Service Release 1a (4.4.1)
Build id: 20150109-0600
Running on Mac OSX with Java 1.7
Anyone knows what could be wrong?
Thanks!
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I setup an remote C++ project in Eclipse Version: 2019-12 (4.14.0) using RSE..The project is located in OpenSuse VM and I am connected from windows 10 machine.
Indexing does not start ,without any error. I tried the RDT Remote Fax Indexer without success as well
Thank you
I have Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers, Version: 2019-06 (4.12.0)
I need to configure it to work on a virtual machine having a large C/C++ project.
I should have a remote access to it from Eclipse probably having SSH connection.
For that case I wanted to use Remote System Explorer , but installing it - got a message that it is not compatible with Eclipse version
What is correct solution to work remotely with eclipse?
This is what I tried in my system. May be it will help you.
1.Download and install Java 1.8 and above.
2.Download and install Eclipse IDE for C/C++ developers.
3.Open Eclipse.
4.Goto Window→Show View→ Other.
5.Search Remote and select 'Remote Systems'.
6.A window will get opened at the bottom. "Remote Systems"
7.Hover the mouse over that window and right click. Select 'New Connection'.
8.Select 'SSH Only' and click on 'Next'.
9.Put the details of the Host Name: and click on 'Finish'.
I am having problems using developer studio 3.8.0 on the eclipse 4.5.1 (mars)
the installation of the developer studio on eclipses 4.5.1. went well(see the attached screenshot install history ;
yet after the installation, the "developer studio" tool button disappeared from the top tool bar of the eclipse; (see the attached screenshot);
also the "wso2" selection disappeared from the selection items under the "new" button (see attached screenshot)
does anyone have idea?
thanks
WSO2 Developer Studio 3.8.0 is recommended to install on "Eclipse Luna SR2". Use Eclipse for Java EE Developers. Installing Developer Studio 3.8.0 on Eclipse Mars is not supported.
You can also download Eclipse Java EE Luna SR2 with Developer Studio 3.8.0.
Install Enterprise Integration Tooling. It is newest version included eclipse 4.5.2 (Mars.2)
I am trying to use Eclipse 4.3 on Windows for remote Linux C++ development. I am currently using the Eclipse PTP package which comes with all the necessary plugins to do remote development. I made a new C++ Remote Project and I have it set to talk to the linux machine via the 'Remote Tools' service. I am able to use all the terminal and file browsing services as expected. However, when I go to 'build' my project, all it does is generate the makefile on the remote machine, it will not compile it into a binary. Through terminal, I can make the makefile and it will compile be run successfully. However, the generated binary is not seen by eclipse and so all the nice binary things like Run/Debug can not be used on the manually made binary.
Essentially I am looking for a way to hit the 'Build' button, and have it compile my remote project into a binary that will be recognized by eclipse.
I have a server (Ubuntu server 12.04 LTS - no GUI) with a CUDA-capable GPU installed, and a desktop linux (Fedora 18) machine with no CUDA GPU. I would like to develop my code on my desktop machine and compile then debug it on my remote server machine.
To do this I plan to use Nsight 5 Eclipse edition with the C/C++ Remote launch plugin (as in this example http://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/User/FAQ#How_do_I_debug_a_remote_application.3F). However, even with all the required plugins (C/C++ Remote Launch, RSE) installed in Nsight, I have no choice of 'C/C++ Remote Application' in the available debug configuration of my project.
Is it a limitation of the Nsight Eclipse IDE or am I missing something crucial here?
Nsight 5.0 does not support remote debugging - as this requires special cuda-gdb server software. cuda-gdbserver and Nsight EE remote debugging will be released as a part CUDA toolkit 5.5 (we demoed CUDA Toolkit 5.5 at GTC last week and we are working hard to release it as soon as possible).
Note that our remote debugger connection UI will be slightly different and will not require any Eclipse plugins installed separately.
Update: CUDA Toolkit 5.5 RC (which includes Nsight EE 5.5) is available for download for registered CUDA developers. It includes the remote debug support.