Directly get the Eclipse IDE for Rust Developers package at https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/eclipse-packages/ which contains a ready-to-use Eclipse IDE installation for Rust development. Java must be installed to run this IDE.
Download Corrosion from the Eclipse Marketplace For further instructions on how to install using Eclipse Marketplace, see their tutorial
The p2 site: http://download.eclipse.org/corrosion/snapshots/
- Open Eclipse IDE
- Open the Install New Software Wizard (Under the Help menu)
- Enter http://download.eclipse.org/corrosion/snapshots/ in the site field
- Select Corrosion - Rust in Eclipse IDE and click Next
- Wait for the dependencies to load
- Press Next again
- Accept the license and press Finish
- Restart Eclipse
For contributors and testers, This will allow running the plugin within a child Eclipse to test and develop new features
- Download Eclipse for Eclipse Contributors or any version of Eclipse with the
Eclipse Plug-in Development Environmentpackage - Clone the repo: https://github.com/eclipse/corrosion
- In the root of the repository, run
mvn clean verify(You will need Maven)- If this does not execute successfully, try running
mvn clean verify -DskipTestsinstead (See Issue #104)
- If this does not execute successfully, try running
For running Corrosion in a child Eclipse instance:
- Open the following projects in Eclipse:
- org.eclipse.corrosion
- target-platform
- org.eclipse.corrosion.tests (If you intend on contributing)
- Ignore the errors, they are about to go away with the next step
- Set the Target Platform
- Open the
target-platform/target-platform.targetfile with the Target Editor - Press the
Refreshbutton - Wait for the reload to perform
- In the top right corner, press the
Set as Active Target Platformbutton
- Open the
- Run the
org.eclipse.corrosionproject as anEclipse Application
For using a local p2 repository:
- Follow the "Using p2 repository" above
- Use
/{path_to_repository}/corrosion/repository/target/repositoryas the p2 site