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New Problems with "Juno" [message #893600]

Wed, 04 July 2012 15:03

Eclipse User

Hello anybody Smile

I have amazed with Eclipse "INDIGO"... it is a realy great IDE for me for creating C++ programs on my Linux desktop. But since it has updated to version 4.2(JUNO) i cannot build and run new projects, the reason is an error: "make:*** No rule to make target 'all' "

I have installed gcc, g++, make, and gnu autotools.

befor JUNO there were no any problem, and still now i can rebuild and run my old projects created in INDIGO. But now my new projects are not going to be maked.
Also i noticed, that instead of "GCC toolchain" there is "GNU Autotools toolchain" now in the NEW C++ PROJECT window.
dl.dropbox.com/u/53352759/projectwindow.png
any idea?

thanks.

Re: New Problems with "Juno" [message #893697 is a reply to message #893600]

Thu, 05 July 2012 06:02

Eclipse User

Do you really want to use Autotools? Or why did you choose this type of project? Autotools requires condigure etc. that will create a makefile.
And why did you create new projects at all? You can import the projects from your Indigo workspace!

Re: New Problems with "Juno" [message #893711 is a reply to message #893697]

Thu, 05 July 2012 06:42

Eclipse User

Do i realy want to use autotools? haahah
not realy, i dont care about that for this time, i want my progect to work...
i have chosen autotools toolchain, because there is no any other in the Juno new project menu...
in indigo there was GCC and Cross GCC tollchains only, but now in juno there is only one: autotools...
yes i can import old projects from created in indigo, but i need to creat new one again and again. also there are boys who are learning C++ in eclipse, and they need to make new projects

[Updated on: Thu, 05 July 2012 06:46] by Moderator

Re: New Problems with "Juno" [message #893725 is a reply to message #893711]

Thu, 05 July 2012 07:03

Eclipse User

You should select "Executable" as project type in the New Project Wizard!

Re: New Problems with "Juno" [message #893742 is a reply to message #893725]

Thu, 05 July 2012 08:41

Eclipse User

hmmm, there is no that kind of option... or i cannot find it Sad