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Nios II IDE Help System

Note:The two design flows are not interchangeable. Once you have committed to

using one design flow, there is no way to switch to using the other design flow.

Getting Started with the IDE:

Refer to the following help topics and cheat sheets to help you start using the Nios II IDE

quickly.

Quick-Start Tutorial

This cheat sheet guides you through the process of creating, compiling, and

running a new project on a Nios development board.

To start the Nios II Quick-Start Tutorial, do the following:

1. On the Help menu, click Cheat Sheets.

2. Expand Altera Nios II.

3. Click Nios II IDE Quick-Start Tutorial.

4. Click OK.

Software Development Tutorial

This tutorial guides you through the complete software development process in

detail. You compile, run, debug, set breakpoints, edit project properties, and

more.

Nios II IDE Tour Cheat Sheet

This cheat sheet introduces you to the significant features of the IDE.

To start the Nios II IDE Tour cheat sheet, do the following:

1. On the Help menu, click Cheat Sheets.

2. Expand Altera Nios II.

3. Click Nios II IDE Tour.

4. Click OK.

Workbench, Perspectives, and Views:

The Nios II IDE is based on the Eclipse IDE framework and the Eclipse C/C++

Development Toolkit (CDT) plug-ins. The Nios II IDE inherits much of its behavior from

Eclipse, including the concepts of workbench, perspectives, and views.

The Eclipse graphical interface is called the workbench. Each Eclipse workbench window

contains one or more perspectives. Each perspective provides a set of capabilities aimed at

accomplishing a specific type of task. For example, the Nios II C/C++ perspective provides

facilities for editing and compiling Nios II C/C++ projects. Perspectives in the workbench

comprise one or more views. Views help you to organize and navigate the information in

your workbench. For example, the Registers view in the Debug perspective allows you to

inspect and edit the values of processor registers while debugging a project.

The Nios II IDE primarily uses the Nios II C/C++ perspective, the Nios II C/C++ Projects

view, and the CDT Debug perspective. The Nios II IDE also provides a profiling

perspective.

Projects and Workspaces:

Nios II IDE projects

are groups of files treated as a unit, containing source code,

makefiles, object files, libraries, and other related files. Projects contain the resources you

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