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1. Creating or importing a project:
   • If you have existing Eclipse CDT, Wind River Workbench, or ARM RVDS DS-5 projects, simply configure your existing projects for use with C++test. Proceed to step 2.
   • If you have a build system that runs from the command line, use the cpptestscan utility to collect information from the build process, then have C++test automatically create a project based on the collected information. Projects can be created from the command line or using a GUI wizard. For details, see Creating a Project Using an Existing Build System
   • If you want to import existing Visual Studio 6.0 projects, use the procedure described in Importing an Existing Visual Studio 6.0 Project
   • If you want to import existing Wind River Tornado projects, use the procedure described in Importing an Existing Wind River Tornado Project.
   • Otherwise, configure your project from the GUI as described in Creating a Project from the GUI
2. Configuring build settings within the C++test project options.
   • This is required for all C++test projects—including existing Eclipse CDT, Wind River Workbench, and ARM RVDS DS-5 projects that you want to test with C++test.
   • See Setting Project and File Options.

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The C++test Standalone GUI is built using Eclipse. Consequently, some of the general Eclipse capabilities for creating and organizing projects are used in C++test. For more details about these Eclipse capabilities, see the relevant topics in the Eclipse Workbench User Guide (available by choosing Help> Help Contents, then opening the Workbench User Guide book).Some Eclipse functionality is not available for C++test projects because they are not complete Eclipse projects. For example, C++test projects will not support Build or Run options from the Eclipse menu. 

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