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== Create a C++ Hello World Example ==
 
== Create a C++ Hello World Example ==
  
This document is a work in progress and as such it is incomplete!!!
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This walkthrough is a work in progress and as such it is incomplete!!!
  
 
== Goals ==
 
== Goals ==
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     To check your Eclipse version, select "Help" from the main menu and select "About Eclipse".
 
     To check your Eclipse version, select "Help" from the main menu and select "About Eclipse".
 
[[File:About.PNG]]
 
[[File:About.PNG]]
     Q. Is there a minimum version?
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     Q. Is there a minimum version that can be used?
 
     TODO: Add a link to instructions on installing Eclipse.
 
     TODO: Add a link to instructions on installing Eclipse.
  
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     In the resulting popup window, click on the Papyrus icon.
 
     In the resulting popup window, click on the Papyrus icon.
 
[[File:About2.png]]
 
[[File:About2.png]]
     An existing hello world example is available via File->New->Example.
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[[File:PapyrusVersion.png]]
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    Q. Is there a minimum version that can be used?
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     NOTE: An existing hello world example is available via File->New->Example however it is broken in version 2.0.3. This guide was created using a nightly snapshot pending the release of 2.0.4 where the issue should be resolved. See this forum thread for more information: [https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/1082282/]
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    TODO: Add a link to instructions on installing Papyrus on the Eclipse Modeling Baseline

Revision as of 17:13, 26 April 2017

Create a C++ Hello World Example

This walkthrough is a work in progress and as such it is incomplete!!!

Goals

Starting from a blank page, create a Papyrus/C++ "Hello World" example, then generate and run the resulting C++ code.

The screenshots were created running Eclipse on a Windows 7 machine. Your result will probably look slight different when run on a different OS.


Prerequisites

1 Eclipse

   Eclipse Neon.3 release 4.6.3 was used to create the example.
   I started with the Eclipse Modeling Tools packages and added the other components from there.
   To check your Eclipse version, select "Help" from the main menu and select "About Eclipse".

About.PNG

   Q. Is there a minimum version that can be used?
   TODO: Add a link to instructions on installing Eclipse.

2 Papyrus (obviously!)

   Papyrus version 2.0.3 was used to create this example.
   To check your Papyrus version, select "Help" from the main menu and select "About Eclipse".
   In the resulting popup window, click on the Papyrus icon.

About2.png File:PapyrusVersion.png

   Q. Is there a minimum version that can be used?
   NOTE: An existing hello world example is available via File->New->Example however it is broken in version 2.0.3. This guide was created using a nightly snapshot pending the release of 2.0.4 where the issue should be resolved. See this forum thread for more information: [1]
   TODO: Add a link to instructions on installing Papyrus on the Eclipse Modeling Baseline

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