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Eclipse

Heqing Ya edited this page Mar 18, 2016 · 12 revisions

Setup

We use Eclipse CDT for development. In particular, we recommend using eclipse-4.4 (Eclipse Luna). Here's a blog post on installing it on Ubuntu.

First, install the EGit plug-in that enables Eclipse to work with Git repositories.

CDT does not recognize C++11 features

GCC needs the compiler option "-std=c++0x" or "-std=gnu++0x" depending on your needs. (please note: check the GCC manual also, because different GCC version may support different switches. For example GCC 4.7 accepts -std=c++11 also.)

Open Project Properties->C/C++ Build->Settings->Tool Settings->GCC C++ Compiler->Miscellaneous->Other Flags. Put "-std=c++0x" at the end.

Since CDT 8.3 there is a new "Dialect" option in the compiler option settings, see: https://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/User/NewIn83#Toolchains

To make the code completion and code analysis work:

You should add the option -std=c++0x to the scanner discovery in Project Properties->C/C++ Build ->discovery Options in the field "compiler invocation arguments" (note the warning at the bottom of the page).

You then need to make the indexer update:

Open Project Properties->C/C++ General->Index->Index source and header files opened in the editor. If you are not using project specific settings you need to follow the link to "Configure workspace settings". This needs to be checked. Give it a minute to reindex.

Since Eclipse Juno a new Scanner Discovery is integrated in CDT version 8.1. This new scanner has a "hidden" option to set the C++11 feature, see this message: http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/373462/909018/#msg_909018

Setup Peloton

  1. Create a new workspace for Eclipse (if necessary).
  2. Select File -> Import -> Git -> Projects from Git.
  3. When the next panel comes up, click the Clone button. In the next window, enter the path to the Github repository into the URI field at Location: git@github.com:cmu-db/peloton.git. Then, click Next.
  4. In the next panel you can select which branches you wish to clone from the remote repository. You most likely only need to clone the master branch. Then, click Next.
  5. Select the location on your local machine where you wish to store your cloned repository. You can leave the other defaults. Then, click Finish.
  6. It will now begin to pull down the repository. Once it’s finished, select peloton. Then, click Next.
  7. In the next panel, select the Import Existing Projects option at the top. Then, click Next.
  8. In the next page, select the peloton checkbox. Click Finish.

Setup GDB in Eclipse

  1. Check you have run ../configure with -g and -ggdb flag.
  2. Select Project -> Properties -> Run/Debug Settings
  3. Click New to add a configuration
  4. Click on Main tab, enter the project name Peloton, and type in the path to executable file peloton into C/C++ Application.
  5. Click on Arguments tab, enter the program arguments: '-D $PATH_TO_DATA_DIRECTORY'. Replace $PATH_TO_DATA_DIRECTORY with the absolute path to the directory when you run initdb.

Have fun hacking !

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