Eclipse
From OpenTTD
Eclipse is plugin based IDE for many languanges. If you want to use it to develop or compile OpenTTD, you have to install some additional plugins.
[edit] Eclipse
You can download Eclipse and install it on your computer, but eclipse is originally made for java developement and needs additional plugins to be useful for C/C++ development.
[edit] C/C++ Development Tools Plugins (CDT)
This plugin is working towards providing a fully functional C and C++ Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the Eclipse platform.
- With Eclipse 3.x
- Start Eclipse, go to the Help menu->Software Updates->Find and install.
- Select "Search for new features to install".
- Select "Callisto Discovery Site" ("Europa Discovery Site" for 3.3), leave "Ignore features not applicable to this environment" checked and press Next.
- Select any server and press Ok.
- Goto "Eclipse C/C++ Development Tools" and check the last version of CDT (currently CDT 4.0.3) and click Next
- Accept the license and press Finish.
- Follow the dialog prompts, and restart Eclipse. That's all there is to it!
- if there are any problems downloading, you can get the plugin as a zip file from http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/
[edit] Subclipse
This plugin adds Subversion integration to the Eclipse IDE.
- With Eclipse 3.x
- Start Eclipse, go to the Help menu->Software Updates->Find and install. Then add the update site
- http://subclipse.tigris.org/update
- Obey the dialog prompts, and restart Eclipse. That's all there is to it!
- if something goes wrong, check this out http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html
[edit] C/C++ compiler
To compile OpenTTD on Windows you also need to install a C/C++ Compiler. You can choose between:
- DevCPlusPlus
- MinGW (recommended)
- Cygwin

