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<title>Tutorial</title>
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<h3>Start Eclipse</h3>
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<p>We will now walk though the process of creating a simple 'Hello World' application using the CDT.</p>
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<p>Note, there were 2 separate project types in CDT 3.x : 'Managed make' and 'Standard make'. First one
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generates makefile automatically, second one requires user's makefile to build.</p>
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<p>In CDT 4.0, both these types are combined. In general, the only available project type can be switched
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to 'Managed make' or 'Standard make' mode at any time you wish. </p>
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<p>Current tutorial will describe a process of new project creation using generated makefile.</p>
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<p>The image below shows the standard Workbench.
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If you have not already installed the CDT, you can find the procedures <a href="javascript:void(0)" onClick="newWin('cdt_w_install_cdt.htm')">here</a>.</p>
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