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How to add Cygwin to eclipse?? [message #139796]

Tue, 01 March 2005 09:55

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: gfghh.hhh.com

I have just installed the CDT plugin. But I guess I need a compiler an
therefore I have downloaded Cygwin. But How do I integrate Cygwin with
Eclipse??

Re: How to add Cygwin to eclipse?? [message #139818 is a reply to message #139796]

Tue, 01 March 2005 10:47

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: greg.kein.spam.xhvg.hu

bunallo wrote:

> I have just installed the CDT plugin. But I guess I need a compiler an
> therefore I have downloaded Cygwin. But How do I integrate Cygwin with
> Eclipse??

You can find a short help at

http://eclipsewiki.editme.com/UsingCDTWithCygwin

- Greg

Re: How to add Cygwin to eclipse?? [message #139828 is a reply to message #139818]

Tue, 01 March 2005 11:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: gfghh.hhh.com

"Gergely Buday" <greg@kein.spam.xhvg.hu> skrev i en meddelelse
news:d022qf$mk3$1@www.eclipse.org...
> bunallo wrote:
>
> > I have just installed the CDT plugin. But I guess I need a compiler an
> > therefore I have downloaded Cygwin. But How do I integrate Cygwin with
> > Eclipse??
>
> You can find a short help at
>
> http://eclipsewiki.editme.com/UsingCDTWithCygwin
>
> - Greg

Thanks I am not quite sure aobut this part:

"After completing the Cygwin installation, add the location of cygwin.dll to
your PATH environment variable. Right-click "My Computer", choose
"properties", click the "advanced" tab, and then the "Environment Variables"
button. At the end of your existing path information, add ";c:cygwinin" (if
that's where you put it)."

Under "Environment Variables" I both have "Uservariables" and
"Systemvariables". They both have a path (though path in uservariables is
typed in Uppercases). Which do I need to change? And I am not sure what I
need to add - I don

Re: How to add Cygwin to eclipse?? [message #140041 is a reply to message #139828]

Thu, 03 March 2005 08:04

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: e.egberts.tantec.de

> Under "Environment Variables" I both have "Uservariables" and
> "Systemvariables". They both have a path (though path in uservariables is
> typed in Uppercases). Which do I need to change?

The systempath is set for all users, the userpath only for the special
user. Normally I would prefer the system path, so that it works for all
users.

> "c:cygwinin"

Surely it had been "c:cygwin\bin" and the sign ist a translated form of
'\b'.

I think there also is a slash missing, should be "c:/cygwin/bin"" or
"c:\cygwin\bin". It is better to use forward slash!

Ed

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