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2. Add empty C++ project for each sample executable (for example for “Listener”):
Click “Next”.
3. Such window should appear:
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4. You should be able to see the project in projects explorer:
5. Repeat steps 2-4 for “Sender” to make both projects appeared in projects explorer:
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12. Apply changes and click “Debug”. Eclipse should switch into “Debug” perspective and show debugger tracing:
1. We presume our workspace here
Fix Antenna distribution is located in a directory above: /home/mute/sample/
Also we presume xerces-c (as FixAntenna dependency) is installed from distribution repository.
2. Add empty C++ project for each sample executable (for example for “Listener”)
Click “Next”.
3. Such window should appear:
Click “Finish”.
4. You should be able to see the project in projects explorer:
5. Repeat steps 2-4 for “Sender” to make both projects appeared in projects explorer:
6. Add projects dependencies: Path to FixAntenna headers
7. Then add paths to libraries (both FixAntenna & xerces-c)
8. Be sure to make 6-7 both for “Listener” & “Sender”, then add reference to FixAntenna library in linker settings tab sheet (also do it for both projects):
9. Add build targets for both projects (do the same for “Sender” as for “Listener”)
10. Build targets:
Eclipse should not indicate any errors on this step. If else – please, re-check projects paths/libraries/linker settings.
11. Now, create launch configurations for debug (repeat the same for “Sender”):
Specify LD_LIBRARY_PATH under the tab-sheet named “Environment” likewise:
12. Apply changes and click “Debug”. Eclipse should switch into “Debug” perspective and show debugger tracing: