Arduino Eclipse Plugin
- Arduino Eclipse Plugin Installation
- Importing Libraries and other existing code
- Create your own Teensy Extension File
- First Steps with the Blink sketch
- Importing Libraries and other existing code
- Installation of the Arduino Eclipse IDE – Teensyduino – Win 7
- The Eclipse Serial Monitor on Mac OSX
Other resources:
- Jantje’s GitHub account for the Arduino Eclipse Plugin
- Arduino Eclipse Plugin Thread on the Arduino Forum
This is a nice blog entry that explains why one would want to use the Arduino Eclipse IDE and what it offers over the Arduino IDE:
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At least from a URL level it looks like you have duplicated “Importing Libraries and other existing code” (items 2 and 5) or did I miss something?
Yep, your right. Not sure it still matters though. These installation instruction are probably out of date.
I am trying to install a Teensy 3.6 to Sloeber Arduino Eclipse 4.3
I have (apparently) successfully applied Teensduino 1.8.5 to Arduino 1.8.12
I have pointed Sloeber to ../hardware/teensy/avr – which has boards.txt and platform.txt and this allows me to select Teensy 3.6 as a board
BUT the C/C++ preprocessor fails to find an .h file which certainly exists in the above path. Also I can’t select a port which suggests to me that it is ignoring the above boards and/or platforms file.
Any suggestions ?
You might be better off to post this on the Sloeber GitHub page as an issue, but you should provide more details. Which version are you using? I use Sloeber 4.3.2 and have no problems compiling or uploading to the Teensy LC .
Here’s the link to the GitHub site for Sloeber https://github.com/Sloeber/arduino-eclipse-plugin
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