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Preparing the Workbench

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Preparing the Workbench

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This tutorial will get you started using the C/C++ Development Toolkit (CDT) in the Workbench.

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First, you will verify that the workbench is properly configured for C/C++ development. It is assumed that:

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This tutorial will get you started using the C/C++ Development + Toolkit (CDT) in the Workbench.

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First, you will verify that the workbench is properly + configured for C/C++ development. It is assumed that:

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Setting the global editor operations and appearance

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Setting the global editor operations and appearance

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Setting the C/C++ editor operations and appearance

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C/C++ Editor Preferences

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+ The main place to configure global editor-related preferences is the + + command linkGeneral > Editors + preference pages (also accessible through the Window + > Preferences menu item) +

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Setting the C/C++ editor operations and appearance

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+ C/C++-specific editor preferences are under + command linkC/C++ > Editor. + They include the following: +

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+ C/C++ Editor + Preferences +

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