2. Open a command prompt from the repository folder.
3. 3. Run the command 'gradlew setupDecompWorkspace' if on a Windows, 'bash gradlew setupDecompWorkspace' on a Mac, and 'gradle setupDecompWorkspace' if you have Gradle installed, on any OS.
*The next steps vary based on what IDE you wish to use*
### IntelliJ IDEA
4. Run 'gradlew idea'.
5. Open IntelliJ and point to either the project folder or the build.gradle file.
6. After opening the project in IntelliJ, run 'gradlew genIntellijRuns' in the command terminal you opened earlier.
### Eclipse
4b. Run 'gradlew eclipse' if on a Windows, 'bash gradlew eclipse' on a Mac, and 'gradle eclipse' if you have Gradle installed, on any OS.
5b. Open Eclipse and point it to the folder named 'eclipse' within the folder.
You now have a functional local copy of Chisel, ready to develop on.