Transcript CSS Linux and Eclipse

CSS Linux and Eclipse
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CSS Account
• Log into your CSS account with the
NoMachine client (NX client)
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Perl Development
Environment
• Editor and Perl interpreter is all you
really need
• Additional bells and whistles
– Administrative access to add/compile
modules
– IDE (Integrated Development Environment)
– Debugger
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Download/Install Eclipse
• http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
• Select "Eclipse Classic" for "Linux 64"
• This will probably put the file in your
"Desktop". Something like:
/user/eng/tbraun/Desktop
$ cd Desktop
$ mv eclipse-SDK-*.*-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar.gz ~
Where *.* is some revision number like 3.4
This "mv" command moves the file to your "home"
directory -- the "tilde" (~) at the end of the line
means "home directory"
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More commands
$ cd #this will change your directory to your "home" directory
$ gunzip eclipse-SDK-3.4-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar.gz #unzip the file
$ tar -xvf eclipse-SDK-3.4-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar
#extract the archive
To start the eclipse program, type:
$ ./eclipse/eclipse &
Click "Ok" for the workspace
Click on the arrow on the right hand side to take you to the workbench.
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Perl Plugin for Eclipse
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Once you have eclipse running, go to:
Help-> Software Updates
Click on "Available Software" tab
Select "Add Site"
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Perl Plugin
For Location -- type in:
http://e-p-i-c.sf.net/updates
Click "OK"
Now check the "e-p-i-c" site
This should bring up "Main Components"
Expand "Main Components"
Select "EPIC” (0.5.46) -- 0.6.7 is “unstable”
Click "Install"
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Perl plugin
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Click "Next"
Read License
Select "I agree to terms of license…"
Click "Finish"
This may take a few minutes -- just let it run.
Select "Restart" -- this restarts Eclipse
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In eclipse, now select:
Window->Open Perspective->Other
Select "Perl"
Click OK.
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First Perl Program
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File->new->Perl Project
Type in Project Name: Hello
Click "Finish"
Right Click on the "Hello" project and select New>Perl File
For "File name" enter: Hello.pl
Click "Finish"
Now you can enter a Perl program in the middle
window. Try this:
print "hello world\n";
Then select: Run->Run. Click on "Yes"
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Eclipse cleanup
• If for some reason you want to remove
eclipse:
cd
rm -rf ./eclipse
rm -rf .eclipse
rm -rf workspace
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Debugger
• To use the debugger and observe
variables, you will need administrative
access to your Perl – and install a
module called “PadWalker”
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