Cross-platform CMake can generate a wide variety of build systems. The CMake 2.8 project generator for Eclipse does not work, so you must create the project and configure it to build with GNU Make. Here’s how to do it on Linux.More
CMake creates software build systems for a wide variety of platforms based on a single, unified control file–it’s a makefile maker. You create the CMake control file once and based on this file, CMake will create almost any build environment for you: GNU Make for Linux, Eclipse project, Visual Studio solution for Windows, and the list goes on.More
Eclipse works great for me as an C++ integrated development environment (IDE) for OpenAccess-based applications. It supports all the same platforms as OpenAccess, and it’s free software.
This article addresses C++ application development using Eclipse CDT. I wrote another article on using Eclipse PyDev to develop OpenAccess Python applications.
Here’s how to get started. Your comments and corrections are always appreciated.
