These are the Eclipse projects used to build the Eclipse Embedded CDT plug-ins, formerly the GNU MCU/ARM Eclipse plug-ins.
The project is now part of the Eclipse Foundation and is hosted on GitHub.
For new installs, the preferred method is via Eclipse IDE for Embedded C/C++ Developers which packs the official Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers release with all Eclipse Embedded CDT plug-ins already installed.
Older packages are available from GitHub Releases.
For existing Eclipse instances, the recommended install method is via Eclipse Marketplace; search for Embedded CDT.
https://download.eclipse.org/embed-cdt/updates/v6/ This is the official release; it is also referred by the Eclipse Marketplace and the same content is packed as Eclipse IDE for Embedded C/C++ Developers.https://download.eclipse.org/embed-cdt/updates/v6-test/ Usually this site should be safe, but use it with caution.https://download.eclipse.org/embed-cdt/builds/develop/p2 Sometimes you can use this site to test features that are not completely implemented, or that might change before a final version is released. Note: This site is not always functional; use it carefully, back up your workspace, and do not use it for production projects.Starting with v6.x, the minimum requirements for running the Eclipse Embedded CDT plug-ins are:
The recommended:
For support, please check the web support page.
Please read the separate README-MAINTAINER page.
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