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CSS Linux and Eclipse

CSS Linux and Eclipse. CSS Account. Log into your CSS account with the NoMachine client (NX client). Perl Development Environment. Editor and Perl interpreter is all you really need Additional bells and whistles Administrative access to add/compile modules

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CSS Linux and Eclipse

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  1. CSS Linux and Eclipse

  2. CSS Account • Log into your CSS account with the NoMachine client (NX client)

  3. Perl Development Environment • Editor and Perl interpreter is all you really need • Additional bells and whistles • Administrative access to add/compile modules • IDE (Integrated Development Environment) • Debugger

  4. Download/Install Eclipse • http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ • Select "Eclipse Classic" for "Linux 64" • This will probably put the file in your "Desktop". Something like: /user/eng/tbraun/Desktop $ cd Desktop $ mv eclipse-SDK-*.*-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar.gz ~ Where *.* is some revision number like 3.4 This "mv" command moves the file to your "home" directory -- the "tilde" (~) at the end of the line means "home directory"

  5. More commands $ cd #this will change your directory to your "home" directory $ gunzip eclipse-SDK-3.4-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar.gz #unzip the file $ tar -xvf eclipse-SDK-3.4-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar #extract the archive To start the eclipse program, type: $ ./eclipse/eclipse & Click "Ok" for the workspace Click on the arrow on the right hand side to take you to the workbench.

  6. Perl Plugin for Eclipse • Once you have eclipse running, go to: • Help-> Software Updates • Click on "Available Software" tab • Select "Add Site"

  7. Perl Plugin For Location -- type in: http://e-p-i-c.sf.net/updates Click "OK" Now check the "e-p-i-c" site This should bring up "Main Components" Expand "Main Components" Select "EPIC” (0.5.46) -- 0.6.7 is “unstable” Click "Install"

  8. Perl plugin • Click "Next" • Read License • Select "I agree to terms of license…" • Click "Finish" • This may take a few minutes -- just let it run. • Select "Restart" -- this restarts Eclipse • In eclipse, now select: • Window->Open Perspective->Other • Select "Perl" • Click OK.

  9. First Perl Program • File->new->Perl Project • Type in Project Name: Hello • Click "Finish" • Right Click on the "Hello" project and select New->Perl File • For "File name" enter: Hello.pl • Click "Finish" • Now you can enter a Perl program in the middle window. Try this: • print "hello world\n"; • Then select: Run->Run. Click on "Yes"

  10. Eclipse cleanup • If for some reason you want to remove eclipse: cd rm -rf ./eclipse rm -rf .eclipse rm -rf workspace

  11. Debugger • To use the debugger and observe variables, you will need administrative access to your Perl – and install a module called “PadWalker”

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