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Install PHP ("PDT"), Java and C++ ("CDT") environments, they each have something worthwhile. The C++ support in Eclipse is called "CDT" and you can install it by adding <a href="http://download.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/releases/kepler">this "Work with" repo</a>.

Preferences > General > Startup and shutdown > Refresh workspace on startup
Preferences > General > Workspace > Refresh automatically

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-== PHP ==
+== Install and configure ==
-The Eclipse PHP environment is called PDT (or Eclipse for PHP Developers).
-As of this writing, I'm running Eclipse Galileo.
-I'm using it to edit my PHP rest services.
-== CDT ==
+* Install PHP ("PDT"), Java and C++ ("CDT") environments, they each have something worthwhile.  The C++ support in Eclipse is called "CDT" and  you can install it by adding <a href="http://download.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/releases/kepler">this "Work with" repo</a>.
-The Eclipse C++ environment is called CDT.
-As of this writing, I'm running Eclipse Ganymede CDT.
-I use it to edit my mythtv plugin C++ source code via the CDT perspective.
-I use it to access Oracle databases via SQL Explorer perspective.
-* Install the CDT version of Eclipse Ganymede.
 * Select Visual Studio keys
 * Set up automatic refresh:
   Preferences > General > Startup and shutdown > Refresh workspace on startup
   Preferences > General > Workspace > Refresh automatically
-== Install and configure ==
-Install PHP ("PDT"), Java and C++ ("CDT") environments, they each have something worthwhile.
-The C++ support in Eclipse is called "CDT" and  you can install it by adding this "Work with" repo:
-[http://download.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/releases/kepler]