Importing into NBEclipse
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[edit] Importing a NBEclipse Project Zip
If you have downloaded a zipped project from this wiki, you will need to import the project into NBEclipse before you start using it. This can be accomplished in the following steps.
- From the NBEclipse main screen, select File->Import...
- Select General->Existing Projects into workspace. We are importing an archive of a project that was exported from NBEclipse
- Select "Select archive file" and browse to the zip file. Once selected, the Project will appear under the Projects: box.
- Click Finish to finish the import. The project will import into NBEclipse and build automatically.
[edit] Importing an external pre-existing Project
If you have project that exists in command line and would like to run it within NBEclipse, you need to import it. This can be accomplished in the following steps.
- From the NBEclipse main screen, select File->Import...
- Select General->File System. We are importing a directory structure into NBEclipse.
- Browse to the base folder of your project. This folder should contain main.cpp. It should also contain an html folder if your project is hosting a web page.
- Select (check) all source files that need to be included to build the project. This usually includes all .cpp, .c, .s, .h files.
- Select (check) the entire html folder if your project is hosting a web page.
- If it exists, ensure that htmldata.cpp is not imported into your new project. This is a special file generated by NetBurner that should be treated like an object file.
- Click Finish to finish the import. The project will import into NBEclipse and build automatically.
