| Mars g++ erros [message #1730161] |
Thu, 21 April 2016 19:16  |
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I spend several hours trying to figure out this problem, I looked on google and tried several advises but got no where.
I have installed eclipse for Arduino before and I love the IDE, so I decided to install eclipse for C++ and dump my Visual studio that was due for renewal. In any case i downloaded eclipse mars.2. I tried to run the "hello world" program and i got 2 errors "Program "g++" not found in PATH", same thing for gcc. I added the directory where MinGw is located to the windows path. From the command prompt i can g++, getting a message that it was aborted because didn't put a file name. I added the variable PATH with the MinGW directory. Don't know what else to do.
Thanks for the help.
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| Re: Mars g++ erros [message #1730572 is a reply to message #1730161] |
Tue, 26 April 2016 14:32  |
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I guess that you're running Eclipse under some version of Windows.
The Eclipse C/C++ IDE does not contain a C/C++ compiler and associated tools. It is tuned to the GNU toolset (gcc, g++ and binutils), which are available for Windows as MinGW or Cygwin packages. The packages contain also Unix-style command-line tools needed.
Please Google for MinGW, download it, and install it with the MSYS package. There are good instructions at <http://www.mingw.org/wiki/Getting_Started>.
The Eclipse CDT instructions tell how to set up the MinGW installation with Eclipse.
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