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/**
\page tutorial-import-visp-into-EclipseIDE Tutorial: How to import a CMake project that uses ViSP in Eclipse IDE
\tableofcontents
\note We assume in this tutorial that you have successfully installed ViSP either with an \ref tutorial_install_pkg or with an \ref tutorial_install_src.
In this tutorial you will learn how to import a CMake project that uses ViSP into Eclipse IDE.
This tutorial uses CMake to build projects. If you are not familiar with CMake, you can check the <a href="http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/cmake_tutorial.html">tutorial</a>.
\section image_adjust_eclipse Adjust Eclipse settings
1) You need to download Eclipse IDE <a href="https://eclipse.org/downloads">archive</a>.
2) Extract Eclipse from archive
\code
$ tar -zxvf eclipse-***.tar.gz -C {target directory} (For Linux)
\endcode
3) Create a CMake project or take the project from \ref tutorial-getting-started which is used in this tutorial
4) Open Eclipse
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-4.png
5) File > New > Makefile Project with Existing Code
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-5.png
6) Browse > Select directory to the CMake project > Press "Finish"
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-6.png
7) Goto to the Project directory and execute "cmake . " in console in order to \ref image_unix_config
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-7.png
8) Right click on Project > Press "Properties" > C/C++ Build > Builder Settings
- Make sure that "Build command" contains "make"
- Make sure that "Build directory" contains path to the folder which contains MakeFile of the project
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-8.png
9) Project > Build all
- Make sure that Project builds
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-9.png
10) Right click on Project > Run As > Run Configurations > C/C++ Application > "Project" Default
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-10.png
11) C/C++ Application > Browse > Browse path to the executable file of your project > Apply
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-11.png
12) Now run the Project from Eclipse as usual
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-12.png
\section image_unresolved_inclusion Unresolved inclusion
1) If you see issues such as "Unresolved inclusion"
You need to perform next steps to solve it
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-unr-1.png
2) Right click on Project > Press "Properties"
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-unr-2.png
3) C/C++ General > Preprocessor Include Path etc. > Providers > Enable "CDT GCC Built-in Compiler Settings"
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-unr-3.png
4) Wait until C++ indexer finished his work
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-unr-4.png
\section image_eclipse_arguments Program arguments
For some projects you need to specified input arguments
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-arg-1.png
Right click on Project > Run As > Run Configurations > C/C++ Application > "Project" Default > Arguments
- Write arguments to "Program arguments"
\image html img-visp-into-eclipse-arg-2.png
\section eclipse_image_next Next tutorial
You are now ready to see the \ref tutorial-image-display
*/
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