Test RealTime for Eclipse CDT
A Test RealTime configuration is based on a Target Deployment Port (TDP), which contains all the parameters that are required to run your application in a given environment. This enables you to switch your application from a native CDT environment to a remote embedded platform.
Each Test RealTime configuration contains configuration settings that allow you to tailor the TDP to a specific project. Configuration settings are a set of compiler and tool options.
Inside a configuration, you can individually override any default configuration setting for any single project element in the C/C++ project.
Before working with an C/C++ project in Eclipse, you must create a configuration for Test RealTime. This creates a Test RealTime project folder inside your workspace, which contains your configurations.
To create a Test RealTime configuration:
In the Eclipse workbench, select File > New > Other > IBM Rational Test RealTime > Test RealTime Configuration and click Next.
Click Browse to select the C/C++ project that contains the application that you want to test and type a name for the new Configuration.
Click Finish.
Related Topics
Managing configuration settings in Eclipse | Running a project with Test RealTime in Eclipse | Configuration settings reference