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How to Launch IDE for Arduino in Eclipse? [message #1859956]

Thu, 06 July 2023 19:38

Don Baechtel

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Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

I downloaded Eclipse and Sloeber, but I don't see any way to launch IDE for Arduino. How do I launch it from Eclipse?

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Re: How to Launch IDE for Arduino in Eclipse? [message #1865529 is a reply to message #1859956]

Mon, 06 May 2024 02:22

sob adiet

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Registered: May 2024

Junior Member

For a long time, Eclipse has been my preferred tool for Java programming. It seems to me that C++ may find use for it as well. It may or may not matter that I use the same Workspace for C++ and Java. Ultimately, I was able to make the most of it function, but I'm still not sure why the debugger is pointing to the wrong program. The two examples that follow should help to clarify the issue (albeit not its root):

/cygdrive/c/Users/gjschurer/Desktop/D:/Develop/CPP/Compress/ScC/D:/Develop/CPP/Compress/ScC/Default/ScC.exe /cygdrive/c/Users/gjschurer/eclipse/cpp-2022-122/eclipse/D:/Develop/CPP/Compress/ScC/D:/Develop/CPP/Compress/ScC/Default/ScC.exe

Why does this occur? How can I put an end to it so that Eclipse provides the proper paths for the debugger and any other Cygwin applications I may need in the future?

Many thanks!

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