Eclipse

Eclipse overview

Eclipse is an Programming tool. It is available on various platforms, including Windows, Mac, and Linux. Eclipse for Windows, Mac, and Linux can be found on official sources.

Eclipse is mainly used for working with .BUILDPATH files. Other Eclipse supported file formats besides .BUILDPATH are .C, .CPP, .CSS, .GROOVY, .H, .HPP, .HTML, .JAVA, .JS, .JSP, .MK, .PHP, .PL, .PROPERTIES, .PY, .RB, .XML, .ALX, .AP_, .APPLET, .BSH, .CLASS, .CXX, .DITA, .DITAMAP, .EXL, .FXML, .GVY, .HXX, .IPP, .J, .JAR, .JAV, .JSPF, .NSH, .NSI, .PHP3, .SH, .SVN-BASE, .SYM, .TLD, .UML, .UMLCLASS, .XMI.

There are two ways of opening .BUILDPATH files with Eclipse:

1. By double-clicking on .BUILDPATH file (or any other file of supported format) with left click mouse button. If Eclipse is properly installed on your computer, the file will open successfully.
2. You can open .BUILDPATH file through the Eclipse menu. The menu button can be found on Eclipse dashboard.

Additional information on Eclipse latest version, its price, system requirements for different operating systems can be found on Eclipse official page. If you’re looking for .BUILDPATH file editor/reader free download, please don’t try to download Eclipse torrent, as it may be harmful to your system. To decide whether you need this .BUILDPATH file launcher, we’d recommend downloading an Eclipse frее trial version, if there is one on its official page. Click on Eclipse download link on our site to open its official web page.