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# Install Eclipse 3.3.2 or higher | |||
# Install Eclipse C/C++ CDT Plugin 4.0 or higher | |||
# Download the Qt Eclipse Integration package corresponding to your Linux distribution | |||
# Find your eclipse/plugins folder | |||
If you installed Eclipse to e.g. /usr/local in step (1.), you will find the directory /usr/local/eclipse/plugins there. | If you installed Eclipse to e.g. /usr/local in step (1.), you will find the directory /usr/local/eclipse/plugins there. | ||
If you used the package management system of your Linux distribution to install Eclipse, this directory might possibly be /usr/lib/eclipse/plugins. | If you used the package management system of your Linux distribution to install Eclipse, this directory might possibly be /usr/lib/eclipse/plugins. | ||
5. Unpack the package | |||
Go to the location where you found the eclipse/plugins directory (i.e. /usr/local or /usr/lib in the examples in step (4.) ) and untar the package, e.g. | Go to the location where you found the eclipse/plugins directory (i.e. /usr/local or /usr/lib in the examples in step (4.) ) and untar the package, e.g. | ||
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You might need to be the root user to do that. | You might need to be the root user to do that. | ||
6. Start Eclipse with a clean configuration | |||
It is highly recommended by us to start Eclipse once from the command line with | It is highly recommended by us to start Eclipse once from the command line with | ||
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This will not change anything in your workspace but will clear Eclipse's caches. | This will not change anything in your workspace but will clear Eclipse's caches. | ||
= Uninstallation Instructions for Linux Systems = | == Uninstallation Instructions for Linux Systems == | ||
# Remove the installed plugins and feature | |||
Go to the location where you installed the Qt Eclipse Integration package, e.g. /usr/local/eclipse or /usr/lib/eclipse, and remove all files/directories in plugins/ and features/ that start with com.trolltech.qtcpp | Go to the location where you installed the Qt Eclipse Integration package, e.g. /usr/local/eclipse or /usr/lib/eclipse, and remove all files/directories in plugins/ and features/ that start with com.trolltech.qtcpp | ||
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
2. Restart Eclipse with a clean configuration | |||
It is highly recommended by us to start Eclipse once from the command line with | It is highly recommended by us to start Eclipse once from the command line with | ||
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This will not change anything in your workspace but will clear Eclipse's caches. | This will not change anything in your workspace but will clear Eclipse's caches. | ||
= Upgrading Instructions for Linux Systems = | == Upgrading Instructions for Linux Systems == | ||
If you want to upgrade your Qt Eclipse Integration installation we highly recommend to first uninstall the older version: | If you want to upgrade your Qt Eclipse Integration installation we highly recommend to first uninstall the older version: | ||
1. Remove the older installed plugins and feature | |||
Like described in step (1.) of the 'Uninstallation Instructions'. | Like described in step (1.) of the 'Uninstallation Instructions'. | ||
2. Install the newer Qt Eclipse Integration | |||
Like described in 'Installation Instructions'. | Like described in 'Installation Instructions'. | ||
3. Restart Eclipse with a clean configuration | |||
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- Install Eclipse 3.3.2 or higher
- Install Eclipse C/C++ CDT Plugin 4.0 or higher
- Download the Qt Eclipse Integration package corresponding to your Linux distribution
- Find your eclipse/plugins folder
If you installed Eclipse to e.g. /usr/local in step (1.), you will find the directory /usr/local/eclipse/plugins there. If you used the package management system of your Linux distribution to install Eclipse, this directory might possibly be /usr/lib/eclipse/plugins.
5. Unpack the package
Go to the location where you found the eclipse/plugins directory (i.e. /usr/local or /usr/lib in the examples in step (4.) ) and untar the package, e.g.
cd /usr/local
tar xzf ~/Downloads/qt-eclipse-integration-linux.x86-<version>.tar.gz
You might need to be the root user to do that.
6. Start Eclipse with a clean configuration
It is highly recommended by us to start Eclipse once from the command line with
eclipse -clean
after you unpacked the Qt Eclipse Integration plugins and feature.
This will not change anything in your workspace but will clear Eclipse's caches.
Uninstallation Instructions for Linux Systems
- Remove the installed plugins and feature
Go to the location where you installed the Qt Eclipse Integration package, e.g. /usr/local/eclipse or /usr/lib/eclipse, and remove all files/directories in plugins/ and features/ that start with com.trolltech.qtcpp
cd /usr/local/eclipse rm -r plugins/com.trolltech.qtcpp* rm -r features/com.trolltech.qtcpp*
2. Restart Eclipse with a clean configuration
It is highly recommended by us to start Eclipse once from the command line with
eclipse -clean
after you removed the Qt Eclipse Integration plugins and feature.
This will not change anything in your workspace but will clear Eclipse's caches.
Upgrading Instructions for Linux Systems
If you want to upgrade your Qt Eclipse Integration installation we highly recommend to first uninstall the older version:
1. Remove the older installed plugins and feature
Like described in step (1.) of the 'Uninstallation Instructions'.
2. Install the newer Qt Eclipse Integration
Like described in 'Installation Instructions'.
3. Restart Eclipse with a clean configuration