We will now walk though the process of creating a simple 'Hello World' application using the CDT and your own Makefile.
Note, there were 2 separate project types in CDT 3.x : 'Managed make' and 'Standard make'. First one generates makefile automatically, second one requires user's makefile to build.
In CDT 4.0, both these types are combined. In general, the only available project type can be switched to 'Managed make' or 'Standard make' mode at any time you wish.
Current tutorial will describe a process of new project creation using your own Makefile.
The image below shows the standard Workbench. To start, open the C/C++ perspective. If you have not already installed the C/C++ perspective, you can find the procedures here.