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Clang - Run as "Local C++ application" [message #1714289]

Wed, 11 November 2015 12:08

Mickey Mouse

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Registered: July 2012

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Dear folks,

In Eclipse CDT, by default when creating a C++ executable project using the GCC toolchain, it makes available a default configuration to execute the project as "Run as Local C++ Application", without passing any arguments or setting additional variables. This is quite handy for hello world or test projects, as there is no need to create a custom launch configuration.

However, using as toolchain clang/llvm, the same option is not present. When trying to execute the project, it asks to select a debug configuration. Otherwise we need to create a custom launch configuration for that specific project. This is fine for a single project, but not equally comfortable when dealing with several small projects.

Is there a way to obtain the same default option present with GCC also with the Clang/LLVM toolchain?

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