<commit_before>This is an Eclipse workspace for Helios Service Release 2.

HOW TO

1. When you open Eclipse the first time, it will ask you to create a
   workspace or select an existing one. You can use this directory as
   workspace, or you can choose a different one.

2. If you're already using Eclipse, you can either switch to a new
   workspace (File > Switch Workspace) or use your current workspace.

3. Add the folloing "Path Variable" to your workspace:
   (Open Preferences... > General > Workspace > Linked Resources)
   DART_TRUNK: point to the root of your checkout
   D8_EXEC: for example DART_TRUNK/compiler/out/Release_dartc/d8

4. Add a "Classpath Variable" to your workspace called DART_TRUNK
   that points to the same directory as your DART_TRUNK path variable.
   (Open Preferences... > Java > Build Path > Classpath Variables).

5. Regardless if you're using this directory as a workspace, you have
   to import the projects (File > Import... > General > Existing
   Projects into Workspace).

6. Click "Next >"

7. Select root directory. Browse to: compiler/eclipse.workspace.

8. It should find and select three projects (dartc and tests).

9. Click Finish. (At this point Eclipse may get stuck, if so, exit<commit_msg>Include variable setting for Mac<commit_after>This is an Eclipse workspace for Helios Service Release 2.

HOW TO

1. When you open Eclipse the first time, it will ask you to create a
   workspace or select an existing one. You can use this directory as
   workspace, or you can choose a different one.

2. If you're already using Eclipse, you can either switch to a new
   workspace (File > Switch Workspace) or use your current workspace.

3. Add the following "Path Variable" to your workspace:
   (Open Preferences... > General > Workspace > Linked Resources)
   DART_TRUNK: point to the root of your checkout
   D8_EXEC: for example DART_TRUNK/compiler/out/Debug_dartc/d8
            or on a mac DART_TRUNK/compiler/xcodebuild/Debug_dashc/d8
  

4. Add a "Classpath Variable" to your workspace called DART_TRUNK
   that points to the same directory as your DART_TRUNK path variable.
   (Open Preferences... > Java > Build Path > Classpath Variables).

5. Regardless if you're using this directory as a workspace, you have
   to import the projects (File > Import... > General > Existing
   Projects into Workspace).

6. Click "Next >"

7. Select root directory. Browse to: compiler/eclipse.workspace.

8. It should find and select three projects (dartc and tests).

9. Click Finish. (At this point Eclipse may get stuck, if so, exit
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