## CDT @branchVersion@ Build @buildId@

Compile Log

JUnit Results

### CDT Master Feature

cdt-master-@branchVersion@-@buildId@.zip

To install CDT:

1. Download the master zip file and put it somewhere on your machine.
2. Fire up Eclipse (The Platform Run-time 3.4 is minimum recommended)
3. Help->Software Updates
4. On the Available Features tab, select Manage sites...
5. Add... in the master zip as an Archive...
6. Under CDT Main Features select the one you want. C/C++ Development Tools is the main one. The SDK adds in the schemas and source for building extensions to the CDT. The C/C++ Development Platform is the Tools without the GNU toolchain support.
7. You can install other neat things, including the Mylyn bridge, from the CDT Optional Features category.

This feature has everything, including:

- CDT Platform Feature - includes editor, search, builders, launch, debug, user documentation
- CDT Runtime Feature - superset of platform feature that adds gnu toolchain integrations for build/debug
- CDT SDK Feature - superset of runtime that adds source and extension point schemas
- GDB Hardware Debugging - provides a launch configuration for launching gdb to do hardware debugging.
- XL C/C++ Compiler Support - provides an error parser and managed build support for IBM's XL C/C++ compilers.
- LR Parser - provides a parser for the ISO/IEC 9899:1999 variant of the C programming language (aka C99), generated from a grammar using the LPG parser generator. The grammar can be reused and extended to create your own parser for variants on the C programming language.
- Unified Parallel C Support - Provides support for the Unified Parallel C programming langugage. Provides parsing/indexing infrastructure and language definition, allowing the UPC language to be recognized by CDT. Requires the LR parser feature.
- Mylyn Bridge - allows CDT to work with Mylyn.
- CDT Utilities - provides utilities for C/C++ Development Tools
- CDT Testing Feature - includes all test plugins required for running automated JUnit tests