NSDEE 4.

0 Quick Start

NSDEE 4.0 Quick Start

This document provides a quick introduction to installing NSDEE 4.0.

Windows Requirements
NSDEE 4.0 requires Windows XP SP3 or later (x86), Windows 7 x86/x64, or Windows 8 x86/x64.

Installing Java
To install Eclipse, you must first install Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 or 7 (Windows 32-bit or Windows
64-bit, depending upon your Windows edition). For Java development, install JDK which includes the JRE.

Download Java from:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html

Note: Install Java 32-bit if you wish to use the Eclipse 32-bit and install Java 64-bit for Eclipse 64-bit (only
applicable on 64-bit Windows).

Installing Cygwin or Msys

Building Windows-hosted projects requires the make utility as provided by the open source products Cygwin
and Msys. Msys is a lightweight version of Cygwin with fewer features.

For your convenience, these open source products are available on the product media in the file third-
party.zip. To install Cygwin or Msys, first unzip third-party.zip, then refer to readmeCygwin.pdf or
readmeMsys.txt in the unzipped third-party directory.

Note: Windows-hosted projects require NonStop cross compilers (which must be purchased separately).

Installing Eclipse
To install NSDEE 4.0, you must first install Eclipse 4.2.2 and CDT 8.1.2. Both products are available on the NSDEE
product media in the file:
eclipse-cpp-juno-SR2-win32.zip ( 32-bit version of Eclipse CDT)

Note: There is a known problem with using the Windows extraction utility to unzip the above file. Use a third-party
extraction tool (such as WinZIP) instead.

To install Eclipse and CDT, unzip the above file. All Eclipse and CDT files will be unzipped into a directory named
eclipse under the file system location of your choice.

The 64-bit version of Eclipse CDT is available in the product media file eclipse-cpp-juno-SR2-win32-x86_64.zip.

Note: You can download other Eclipse packages (such as Java EE) from http://www.eclipse.org. Eclipse for Java
Developers package is also available on the NSDEE product media (eclipse-SDK-4.2.2-win32.zip for 32-bit version
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and eclipse-java-juno-SR2-win32-x86_64.zip for 64-bit version) as well as a version of CDT (cdt-master-8.1.2.zip)
that you can install with the Eclipse install wizard.
Note: As part of CDT installation, if you are also installing CDT optional features (which are not required for
NSDEE), select the “Contact all update sites” option.

Starting Eclipse
After unzipping Eclipse and CDT, you can start Eclipse by double-clicking the Eclipse icon ( ) in the eclipse
installation directory:

If this is the first time Eclipse is started, a dialog appears requesting a workspace (a directory where Eclipse saves
projects and state information):

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After the workspace location is set to your preferred location, select OK to continue. Again, if this is the first time
Eclipse is started, Eclipse opens with a Welcome screen:

Use the Welcome screen to explore help topics. Click the Close icon ( ) in the Welcome tab to dismiss the
Welcome screen. To learn the basics of Eclipse, refer to the online Eclipse manuals. Select Help Contents from
the Help menu:

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This opens Eclipse Help, where you can view the Workbench User Guide and the C/C++ Development User
Guide:

Installing NSDEE and CDT patches

To install NSDEE, start Eclipse and perform the following steps:

1. Select Install New Software from Help to open the Install wizard:

In the Install wizard, deselect Contact all update sites (accelerates installation):

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2. Select the Add… button to open the Add Repository dialog.

3. In the Add Repository dialog, select the Archive… button to open a file browser:

4. In the file browser, navigate to the location of the NSDEE installation media and double-click on the file
NSDEE-Core.zip to add it to the Add Repository dialog and to dismiss the file browser.
5. Select OK to add the zip file to the list of available software and to dismiss the Add Repository dialog.
6. Repeat steps 3 through 6 to add each of the following packages:
 NSDEE-Debug.zip (if NSDEE Debugger product is purchased)
 CDT-Core.zip
 CDT-Debug.zip (if NSDEE Debugger product is purchased)
7. Select —Only Local Sites— in the Work with: combo box:

8. Select all check boxes next to the packages listed.

9. Select Next > to continue to the Install Details page of the Install wizard.
10. Select Next > to continue to the Review Licenses page.
11. Select the button labeled, I accept the terms of the license agreement.
12. Select Finish.
13. When the installation completes, select Restart Now in the Software Updates dialog:

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When Eclipse restarts, the Overview page will include NSDEE user guides also:

In the Overview page, select NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse User Guide. This opens
the guide in the Eclipse help browser. If you are new to NSDEE, review the Getting Started chapter. If
you are familiar with NSDEE, HP recommends you read What’s New at NSDEE 4.0.

Remote terminal plugin (Target Management Terminal)

Target management Terminal is a stand-alone ANSI / vt102 terminal emulator widget and view. This
terminal is an optional tool which could be used to connect to remote nonstop machine and perform
remote commands in the same development workspace.

Remote terminal plugin is provided by default along with the Eclipse CDT package. Alternatively if you have
installed other Eclipse packages (such as Java EE i.e., eclipse-SDK-4.2.2-win32.zip) then install the Target
Management terminal (TM-terminal-3.4.1.zip) shared as part of the package third-party.zip on the product
media. To install first unzip third-party.zip and then refer to readmeRemotePlugin.txt in the unzipped third-
party directory.