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1 Introduction
The NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse (NSDEE) is a set of Eclipse plug-ins that extend
Eclipse's C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT) to provide an integrated development environment
(IDE) for developing NonStop applications on Windows. NSDEE supports building applications
and editing source files both locally (on Windows) and remotely (on NonStop). NSDEE also
provides facilities for transferring locally-built executables to NonStop systems and the ability to
launch NonStop applications from the IDE.
Additionally, NSDEE provides integrated debugging of NonStop TNS/E applications, running
processes, and snapshot files.
NOTE:
TNS/E debugging features and documentation are purchased separately.
NSDEE supports application development in C, C++, COBOL, and pTAL for both OSS and Guardian
platforms, and for both TNS/E and TNS/R architectures. NSDEE additionally supports embedded
SQL.
Because NSDEE extends CDT, NSDEE offers a particularly rich development environment for
Windows-hosted C and C++ application development. Using CDT's indexed database of C and
C++ source code, C and C++ users can enjoy the benefit of a large range of indexing-based
features such as static call hierarchies, type hierarchies, opening method definitions from call sites
in source code, and more.
This manual supplements Eclipse and CDT documentation, providing documentation specific to
NonStop development.
NOTE:
For installation instructions for NSDEE 3.0, refer to the NSDEE 3.0 Quick Start on the
NSDEE installation media.
Related documentation
The following manuals provide useful information about NonStop application development:
•
Guardian Programmer's Guide
•
Open System Services User's Guide
•
Guardian User's Guide
•
SQL/MP Programming Manual for C
•
SQL/MP Programming Manual for COBOL85
•
SQL/MX Programming Manual for C and COBOL
•
Inspect Manual (for information on debugging TNS/R applications)
•
Native Inspect Manual (for information on debugging TNS/E applications)
•
TACL Reference Manual (for information on NonStop variables, commands, and built-in
functions)
All these manuals are available in the NonStop Technical Library (NTL).
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