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You probably already installed SDL library on your computer.
If not, you can follow this SDL tutorial setup on Eclipse.

Now that you have installed JUnit with the last tutorial, we will be ready to test it.

So, go!

It's time for you to play with Unit testing, especially with JUnit.

OK, let's see how to install it on Eclipse.

First of all, you need a version of JUnit.
Let's go on the official website to download it: http://www.junit.org/

It's really annoying when you want to browse throw a javadoc but Eclipse doesn't know where to find these sources.

The more difficult thing is to find these source files.

You like C and C++ but you need some help to access audio, joystick, keyboard, video framebuffer, etc.
That's why you would like to use the SDL library.

But, there is still a problem, you don't know how to install it with Eclipse.

OK, let's try it with this tutorial installation.

Maven is a great tool that can really help you to manage a project.
Its main goal is to building projects, publishing project information and a sharing JARs across several projects.

We will see, in this tutorial, the installation of Maven 3 on Windows.

You want to create a new content, but you don't want to have access to the entire default list.

You can choose these content to add:

admin/structure/menu/manage/navigation

Under the Add content Menu link, uncheck elements you want to remove from the default list.

Click save, and return to:

It is possible to configure the Text format of comments or a blog page, for example.

Symply go until:

Administration > Configuration > Content authoring > Text formats > Configure (the right Text Format).

This is not so easy to know which relationships and graphic to use to describe a situation.
But what we know for sure, is that the classes are linked.

Let's see this in details.