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##Option 2: Using Eclipse
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We will demonstrate how to create an Eclipse project containing a simple executable which depends on libpointmatcher. You must have[Eclipse CDT](http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/) installed to develop with libpointmatcher in Eclipse.
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We will demonstrate how to create an Eclipse project containing a simple executable which depends on libpointmatcher. You must have[Eclipse CDT](http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/) installed to develop with libpointmatcher in Eclipse.
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Create a new C++ project by clicking`File > New > C++ Project`. You can name your project "PointmatcherEclipseDemo" and in toolchains select the default toolchain for your system (most likely Linux GCC). Click`Finish` to add your project to your Eclipse workspace.
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Create a new C++ project by clicking`File > New > C++ Project`. You can name your project "PointmatcherEclipseDemo" and in toolchains select the default toolchain for your system (most likely Linux GCC). Click`Finish` to add your project to your Eclipse workspace.
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You must then configure the project by going to`Project > Properties > C/C++Build > Settings`. Navigate to`C++ Compiler > Includes` and add the libpointmatcher (e.g.~/Libraries/libpointmatcher) and eigen (e.g. /usr/include/eigen3) include path to the`Include paths (-I)` list. Next, go to`C++ Linker/Libraries` and add the the following three dependencies to the "Libraries (-l)" list:
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You must then configure the project by going to`Project > Properties > C/C++Build > Settings`. Navigate to`C++ Compiler > Includes` and add the libpointmatcher (e.g.~/Libraries/libpointmatcher) and eigen (e.g. /usr/include/eigen3) include path to the`Include paths (-I)` list. Next, go to`C++ Linker/Libraries` and add the the following three dependencies to the "Libraries (-l)" list:
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* pointmatcher
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* boost_system
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* nabo
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Click`Ok` to save the configuration. Create a new source file by clicking`File > New > Source File` and name it "Demo.cpp". In this file you can type the following: