L0037 - Basic Eclipse Configuration
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This document provides instructions for configuring the Eclipse development environment, including: 1. Setting up two Eclipse installations - one for development and one for the target platform. 2. Adding all plugins to the Java search to make it easier to find classes and data across plugins. 3. Configuring Eclipse launch arguments like the workspace location, JVM to use, and JVM arguments for optimal performance. 4. Recommended JVM arguments like maximum and initial heap sizes based on system resources.
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L0037 - Basic Eclipse Configuration
- 1. Basic Eclipse Configuration Setup the Eclipse environment to get optimal performance for the course
Editor's Notes
- When you set the application location – e.g. c:\\runtime\\eclipse – and press the Reload button, the list of plug-ins and fragments on the page will fill up with the discovered external plug-ins. By default, all these plug-ins will be invisible to PDE. You can make them visible by enabling them individually or pressing the Select All button. Workspace plug-ins and enabled external plug-ins will be used by PDE to resolve Java classes and plug-in dependencies. In the case where a workspace plug-in has the same ID as an external plug-in, the workspace plug-in masks its external counterpart.