I'm using Eclipse with gdb to develop and debug llvm.
You need to use the "Eclipse IDE for C/C++
Developers<http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-cc-developers/keplerr>"
version for that (also sometimes called "Eclipse CDT" - CDT is the C++
component), though you can also download any other Eclipse version and just
install CDT on top of it. As for versions, it's best to use the most recent
version you can find. Should work fine on all Linux distros, though some
advanced features require a minimum gdb version.
As for creating the Eclipse project, think the simplest approach is to configure
as usual, then create a "makefile project" in Eclipse and tell it to
use the existing makefiles created under OBJ_ROOT - don't let Eclipse manage
your makefiles.
- Alon
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