Part 1 Chill with Thompson’s Creature - Eclipse for C Programming — POSIX Debugging & Disassembly

In this Chill with Thompson’s Creature session, we dive into setting up Eclipse IDE for C programming in Linux — the POSIX way. You’ll learn to write, compile, and debug C programs with GDB inside Eclipse, analyze ELF binaries, and use Eclipse’s internal debugger for disassembly and memory inspection. 00:00 ▶️ Welcome to the Creature: Eclipse IDE Overview on Linux 03:50 ▶️ How to Download Eclipse IDE for C/C++ on Linux 05:20 ▶️ Setting Up the C Programming Environment in Eclipse 05:50 ▶️ First C Program — POSIX Hello World 07:45 ▶️ Building and Executing ELF Binaries 09:10 ▶️ Debug vs. Release — Mode Switch Explained 09:45 ▶️ GDB Debugging: Step Through in Debug Mode 11:35 ▶️ GDB Debugging: Release Mode ELF Dissection 13:00 ▶️ Project Properties Tuning for Better Build Control 14:50 ▶️ Preferences You Should Know in Eclipse 16:25 ▶️ Using Eclipse’s Internal Debugger for C ELF 16:50 ▶️ Exploring the Disassembly Inside Eclipse 19:00 ▶️ Memory, Registers, Modules — Deep Dive in Eclipse Debugger