C/C++ Software Development with Eclipse (Preview): Preview of the easiest guide on using Eclipse for C/C+ Software Development

Purnank H Ghumalia · Meera P Ghumalia

Dec 2013 · Meera & Purnank Ghumalia

About this ebook

This book is free preview of an easy to understand yet thorough guide on using Eclipse for C/C++ Software Development.

This book is not about a traditional introduction to Eclipse. This book gives a practical introduction to Eclipse. It introduces the features of Eclipse in the logical order in which any C/C++ programmer would need them; use them.

The book is appeals to a wide range of audience:

• It can help a student/freshman who has just started programming
• It can help a full time programmer to be more productive with Eclipse
• It can help a seasoned programmer maintaining a huge software stack

Ratings and reviews

The book is the demo for the software in question that seems to also attempt to be an advertisement. But this leads me to ask: Who the hell charges for a manual separately? Shouldn't it come licensed/bundled with the software? Or simply available for free?

some information useful so I think it is nice

Most pages are links to a site.

About the author

From her experience both as a teacher and working for the Software industry, Meera brings a unique blend of imparting knowledge and learn technical details practical to Software Developers. When not busy enjoying life with her sweet daughter Dehlia, she studies new trends and developments in Software Engineering to closely monitor Software Engineering landscape at the horizon. She microblogs to her twitter stream @LeanReligion and blog.dehlia.in

Purnank was first introduced to Eclipse based IDE in 2003 with IBM(R) Websphere(TM). The early fascination and a gradual influence of a plethora of Eclipse based plugins convinced him more that a swiss knife for software is finally available. With ever increasing functionality of C/C++ Development Tooling within Eclipse, he though it is the right time to introduce a majority of C/C++ developers what they are missing and started working on this book with his wife, Meera.