Assumptions:
  - InteGrade dependencies are installed (the easiest way to do so is installing InteGrade through deployer/README) and located in $IG_HOME/../deps (you may move or create a symlink);
  - Eclipse plugins:
    - C/C++ Development (no need to add extra update site)
  - $IG_HOME/tests/integrationTests should be a symbolic link to igtest project.

Change $IG_HOME to use a repository
  If you installed InteGrade using the deployer, $IG_HOME is probably not using a vcs (bazaar, for instance). If you want to use it, change a copy of setup.conf.example (in the repository) accordingly and apply the changes:
  $ cp setup.conf.example setup.conf
  - Edit the file
  $ ./setup.sh -f setup.conf
  You may need to edit ~/.bashrc and replace the old IG_HOME with the new one.
  Finally re-login and make sure you have the correct $IG_HOME. 
  $ echo $IG_HOME

Set up Temporary Workspace (eclipse will build everything later):
  - Run integrade/scripts/make-eclipse.sh with two parameters, the configuration file name (see previous section), and the temporary destination. Like:
	$ integrade/scripts/make-eclipse.sh setup.conf /tmp

Put Everything into Eclipse:	
  - Now open eclipse. You can use any workspace, even a brand-new one.
  - Copy the workspace projects into your own workspace doing the following: File > Import > General > Existing Projects into Workspace > Next. Browse "Select root directory", go inside "/tmp/eclipse/workspace-template" and click OK. All projects should be selected by default in Projects frame. ATTENTION: check "Copy projects into workspace". If you don't do this, there will only be links to /tmp/. That's all. Click on Finish.
  - Now it will import and build everything. Be patient, it took 3 min and 40 seconds on an AMD 64 1,6GHz dual-core.

This procedure doesn't import some important .metadata configuration (like Run Configurations), so you must copy it manually to your workspace. Using ~/workspace, for example:
$ cp -r /tmp/eclipse/workspace-template/.metadata ~/workspace/

Done. Happy coding!
