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| Exec error: Launching failed [message #119626] |
Mon, 06 September 2004 13:02  |
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Originally posted by: jacobi.acm.org
I get the error Build error (Exec error: Launching failed)
However, directory for make.exe is in the path, (both in cygwin and in
command prompt).
Using Windows 2000, Eclipse 3.1.0, CDT 2.0.1
Thanks for help
Chris
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| Re: Exec error: Launching failed [message #148942 is a reply to message #119626] |
Fri, 15 July 2005 09:55  |
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Originally posted by: e.egberts.tantec.de
> I get the error Build error (Exec error: Launching failed)
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> However, directory for make.exe is in the path, (both in cygwin and in
> command prompt).
> Using Windows 2000, Eclipse 3.1.0, CDT 2.0.1
Does it work after changing the source?
"Launching failed" is very annoying and appears always after a clean
build. After that I'm used to insert or delete a "space" somewhere in
the source, so that the debugging starts after a "small build". That's
also necessary, when I forgot to finish the programm, before starting a
new build.
When trying the eclipse 3.1 release some days ago, there was one project
(momemtary primary) that was absolutly unable to launch debugger. I
tried several times to get a working debug configuration, but it always
looses the entry of the exe-file. But minimum 4 other projects (I didn't
test more) started without problems, so it must be a mistake inside of
this special environment configuration. In the end this release only
lasts two or three hours, before restoring the usable environment 3.0.
I don't think, it's a "stupid users problem", but something inside the
eclipse environment. It might help to use the old eclipse together with
CDT 2.0, or wait for the new CTD to use with 3.1.
If it prooves as a windows problem there might be a connection to
windows ignorance of upper-/lowercase letters - but this also could be
an arbitrary supposition.
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| Re: Exec error: Launching failed [message #149108 is a reply to message #148942] |
Sun, 17 July 2005 21:40 |
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Originally posted by: pbtranchinh.lycos.com
You need to install CDT 3.0 for Eclipse 3.1.0 not CDT 2.0.1
Edzard Egberts wrote:
>> I get the error Build error (Exec error: Launching failed)
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>> However, directory for make.exe is in the path, (both in cygwin and in
>> command prompt).
>> Using Windows 2000, Eclipse 3.1.0, CDT 2.0.1
> Does it work after changing the source?
> "Launching failed" is very annoying and appears always after a clean
> build. After that I'm used to insert or delete a "space" somewhere in
> the source, so that the debugging starts after a "small build". That's
> also necessary, when I forgot to finish the programm, before starting a
> new build.
> When trying the eclipse 3.1 release some days ago, there was one project
> (momemtary primary) that was absolutly unable to launch debugger. I
> tried several times to get a working debug configuration, but it always
> looses the entry of the exe-file. But minimum 4 other projects (I didn't
> test more) started without problems, so it must be a mistake inside of
> this special environment configuration. In the end this release only
> lasts two or three hours, before restoring the usable environment 3.0.
> I don't think, it's a "stupid users problem", but something inside the
> eclipse environment. It might help to use the old eclipse together with
> CDT 2.0, or wait for the new CTD to use with 3.1.
> If it prooves as a windows problem there might be a connection to
> windows ignorance of upper-/lowercase letters - but this also could be
> an arbitrary supposition.You need to use CDT 3.0 to works
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| Re: Exec error: Launching failed [message #149586 is a reply to message #149570] |
Wed, 20 July 2005 04:34 |
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Originally posted by: e.egberts.tantec.de
> What do you tried to launch? the workbench? The workbench should work
> just fine.
Yes, it does. Seems a little bit more coloured.
> If you make the problem with make. Make sure you do this.... install
> MinGW or Cygwin.
I'm using Eclipse 3.0 now for approximately one year and there are 14
projects in the workbench. There is a high probability, that I know how
to use eclipse together with MinGW. ;o)
> Honestly I don't know what is wrong with your problem. I guess it has to
> do with the makefile.
I'm using managed make. There is one directory with eclipse 3.0 and one
with eclipse 3.1 and a copy of my workbench directory. Starting eclipse
3.1 it loads the workbench with all my projects, tells me of some
data-type-conversion and finally doesn't launch my current primary
project, because of not recognizing -mwindows (The error message was a
copy out of console). Restoring the original workbench (without
conversions) and starting 3.0, I can continue to work. So it's not a
problem to me, that I cannot use 3.1, but I think the RC is ment, to
find out, whether there are problems of the new software. It seems to
me, there is one. I also made a copy of converted workbench, so if there
are detailed questions, I could tell quite fast.
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