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Oracle^® Developer Studio 12.5: IDE Quick Start Tutorial

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Chapter 1 Overview of the Oracle Developer Studio IDE

Chapter 2 Creating a New Application

Chapter 3 Running a Project

Chapter 4 Creating a Project From Existing Sources

Creating a Project From Existing Sources

Creating a Project From a Binary File

Code Assistance

Chapter 5 Creating an Oracle Database Project

Chapter 6 Editing and Navigating Source Files

Chapter 7 Debugging Your Application

Chapter 8 Monitoring a Project

Chapter 9 Remote Development Setup

Chapter 10 Packaging an Application

Chapter 11 More Information About the IDE

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Chapter 4

Creating a Project From Existing Sources

You can also create projects from existing sources that already include a makefile, or that build a makefile when you run configure scripts. This type of project is called an unmanaged project. For more information about projects and makefiles, see the C/C++/Fortran Projects and Makefiles page in the IDE help.

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