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Nov 04, 2025 - 03:37 PM
To install Eclipse plugins from the IDE using the oneAPI tools package, follow these steps:
1. **Locate the Eclipse Plugins:**
- The Eclipse plugins are included with the oneAPI tools package and can be found in a folder named "ide_support" within each tool that includes an Eclipse plugin.
2. **Open Eclipse IDE:**
- Launch your installation of Eclipse for C/C++ Developers (Eclipse CDT).
3. **Access Plugin Installation:**
- Click on "Help" in the top menu of Eclipse and select "Install New Software".
4. **Add Plugin Location:**
- Click the "Add" button, then select "Archive" in the dialog box that appears.
- Navigate to the location of the Eclipse plugin you wish to install.
5. **Repeat for Multiple Plugins:**
- Repeat the process for each Eclipse plugin you want to install.
6. **Complete Installation:**
- The plugin will be installed and should be available for use within the Eclipse IDE.
Additionally, you can also install Eclipse plugins from the command line using the "install-eclipse-plugins.sh" script located in /dev-utilities/latest/bin/. Use this script with the appropriate arguments to install the plugins into your Eclipse IDE.
For more detailed instructions and troubleshooting tips, refer to the oneAPI Release Notes and License agreement. Make sure CMake is installed on your system before proceeding with the installation of Eclipse plugins.
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