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  18. <h1>Introduction</h1>
  19. <p>This <i>Developer Guide</i> is intended for use by Independent Service Vendors who wish to harden their Linux* applications using Intel(R) SGX Technology, code named Intel(R) Software Guard Extensions. The guide describes the procedure for installation of Intel(R) SGX Plugin for Eclipse* IDE and development of Intel(R) SGX components using the plugin. The Intel(R) SGX Plugin for Eclipse leverages on the Intel(R) Software Guard Extensions Evaluation SDK, which is a collection of APIs, libraries and tools that enable you to develop, build and debug Intel(R) SGX applications in C/C++.</p>
  20. <p>To learn more about the Intel(R) Software Guard Extensions Evaluation SDK, see the <i>Intel(R) Software Guard Extensions Evaluation SDK for Linux* OS</i>.</p>&#160;</body>
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