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Tue, 05 October 2021 00:14

Eclipse User

Dear sirt/Mrs.

I have the LLVM installed on my Linux computer.
The old Eclipse CDT permitted me to open a new project and use the C-lang tools.
Yhe new one doesnot.

How to integrate the C-lang?

best regards and thanks in advance.
Yehuda

Re: C-Lang [message #1845069 is a reply to message #1845058]

Tue, 05 October 2021 10:53

Eclipse User

I no longer have older versions of Eclipse so I can't see what you are referring to .
Why can't you create a new project then change the toolchain with
Project --> C/C++ Builder --> Tool Chain Editor --> Current Toolchain

Re: C-Lang [message #1845075 is a reply to message #1845069]

Wed, 06 October 2021 00:54

Eclipse User

Dear David,
THe C-lang compiler and linker are installed in theie regular place /usr/bin.

The project has been imported from an older Eclipse version. I send you the screen-shot.
Best regards and thanks in advance.
Yehuda

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Re: C-Lang [message #1845102 is a reply to message #1845075]

Wed, 06 October 2021 16:34

Eclipse User

You can save yourself quite a bit of time by being more explicit.
Your original post in his thread said you couldn't open a new project
but apparently you meant an old project.

What you are getting is a Java error.
Never seen it before but I suspect your old project contains
plugin references that aren't compatible with the version
of Eclipse you are using.

Probably the easiest fix might be to reimport the source.
Since you want a Managed Build create a new project then
move your source into it.

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