Forum Moderators: coopster
The confusion is likely because
Eclipse is well known for its Java IDE. However, there are Eclipse base language IDEs for most of the popular languages. Some are popular Eclipse open source project, such as CDT, and others are popular open source projects and commercial solutions.
The quotation mentions CDT. CDT is the C programming language Developement Tools (CDT) Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The PHP-specific IDE is currently called PDT.
The Eclipse base framework itself has tools that are "global", if you will. It is the baseline settings that can be applied and used in any of the different programming language develpment environments you choose to load. Then the programming-language-specific IDE can be loaded "on top" of that. Some of them come pre-bundled and you can load them that way, or load them individually.
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Finding the correct package:
Follow coopster's link
Click the top icon "Download"
Click PDT and Zend server community edition link
Select: All in one for Wins (or whatever is your OS)
if you select another pack you will not benefit from the debug.
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