lundi 2 septembre 2013

Eclipse IDE


What is Eclipse IDE

 
"Eclipse IDE" is a free development environment for creating programs in many programming languages ​​(Java, C + +, PHP ...). This is the tool we use to program.
Eclipse IDE itself is written mainly in Java.
Eclipse is a small software that will allow us to develop our applications or our applets, and also one that will compile everything. Eclipse IDE will let translate our future programs in Java byte code language, understandable only by your JRE, freshly installed.

The specificity of Eclipse IDE is that its architecture is fully developed around the notion of plugin. This means that all the features are developed as plugins.

When you download a new plugin for Eclipse, Eclipse IDE often appears as a folder usually contains two subfolders: a "plugins" and "features" folder. These records also exist in the Eclipse directory. So you need to copy the contents of your folders to the corresponding plugin in Eclipse (plugins in plugins and features in features).

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