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55	55	=== Launch Groups ===
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	57	+The list of shell commands are a simple mechanism to further compile and deploy code via command line tools. However, there are cases in which command line tools are not available or reasonable to use, for example because a different Eclipse launch configuration does a better job.
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	59	+In this case it is desirable that the KiCo launch config only compiles the model and another Eclipse launch config does the rest. This can be achieved via //launch groups//. They let you define a launch configuration, which starts other launch configurations sequentially. To illustrate this, another use-case for launch groups is that you have a Client-Server application and wants to start the client right after the server for debugging. Then you can create a launch config for the server and a launch config for the client. Afterwards you create a launch group with aforesaid configurations. (Screenshot)
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	61	+Launch groups are a part of the C/C++ Development Tools (CDT), although they provide a general mechanism that could be a part of any Eclipse IDE. The CDT is available in the Eclipse Marketplace (//Help > Eclipse Marketplace//)
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59	59	== Prom Environments ==
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61	61	Environments are used to provide default settings for project creation and launch. They are configured in the **preferences** (Window > Preferences > KIELER > Environments).

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