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Error launching 'cygpath' command [message #153721]

Mon, 12 September 2005 15:58

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: pavel.sapozhnikov.gmail.com

Hi I get this error and I also get this error after creating First.h:

/mingw/lib/libmingw32.a *g++ -oFirst.exe ./First.o main.c: undefined
reference to `WinMain@16'

What do I do. Please help.
--
Pavel Sapozhnikov
Павел Сапожников
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Department of Computer Science
pavel.sapozhnikov@gmail.com

Re: Error launching 'cygpath' command [message #153739 is a reply to message #153721]

Mon, 12 September 2005 16:10

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: clauchiorean.gmail.com

Well i really think is because the build automatically future is enabled
and probably you don't have a main function in your program

Re: Error launching 'cygpath' command [message #153746 is a reply to message #153739]

Mon, 12 September 2005 16:19

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: pavel.sapozhnikov.gmail.com

Claudiu Chiorean wrote:
> Well i really think is because the build automatically future is enabled
> and probably you don't have a main function in your program
>
Well you're right about the main function but I didn't do anything to
the build automatically I mean I downlaoded Eclipse 3.1 and CDT 3.0 and
just installed I didn't change anything yet. So it can't be something
that I did. But I can go and write the main function and see if it goes
away but I dunno.

--
Pavel Sapozhnikov
Павел Сапожников
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Department of Computer Science
pavel.sapozhnikov@gmail.com

Re: Error launching 'cygpath' command [message #153753 is a reply to message #153746]

Mon, 12 September 2005 16:25

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: pavel.sapozhnikov.gmail.com

Pavel S wrote:
> Claudiu Chiorean wrote:
>> Well i really think is because the build automatically future is enabled
>> and probably you don't have a main function in your program
>>
> Well you're right about the main function but I didn't do anything to
> the build automatically I mean I downlaoded Eclipse 3.1 and CDT 3.0 and
> just installed I didn't change anything yet. So it can't be something
> that I did. But I can go and write the main function and see if it goes
> away but I dunno.
>
Ok having the main function fixes the big long red message. But still
cypath yellow message is there.

--
Pavel Sapozhnikov
Павел Сапожников
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Department of Computer Science
pavel.sapozhnikov@gmail.com

Re: Error launching 'cygpath' command [message #153975 is a reply to message #153753]

Wed, 14 September 2005 05:03

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: clauchiorean.gmail.com

The build autimaticaly future is enabled by default,
but i think that is not your problem
Have you set the enviroment variables right for Cygwin?
Maybe you can post what it is showing now.

Re: Error launching 'cygpath' command [message #154141 is a reply to message #153753]

Wed, 14 September 2005 23:04

Eclipse User

Pavel,

since you are using MinGW / MSYS instead of Cygwin you may safely ignore
this message.

(I personally belive it should not be there, but this is another discussion)

Max

Pavel S wrote:
> Pavel S wrote:
>
>> Claudiu Chiorean wrote:
>>
>>> Well i really think is because the build automatically future is enabled
>>> and probably you don't have a main function in your program
>>>
>> Well you're right about the main function but I didn't do anything to
>> the build automatically I mean I downlaoded Eclipse 3.1 and CDT 3.0
>> and just installed I didn't change anything yet. So it can't be
>> something that I did. But I can go and write the main function and see
>> if it goes away but I dunno.
>>
> Ok having the main function fixes the big long red message. But still
> cypath yellow message is there.
>

Re: Error launching 'cygpath' command [message #154324 is a reply to message #154141]

Thu, 15 September 2005 12:33

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: dschaefer.qnx.com

Max Berger wrote:
> Pavel,
>
> since you are using MinGW / MSYS instead of Cygwin you may safely ignore
> this message.
>
> (I personally belive it should not be there, but this is another discussion)
>
> Max
>
> Pavel S wrote:
>
>>Pavel S wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Claudiu Chiorean wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Well i really think is because the build automatically future is enabled
>>>>and probably you don't have a main function in your program
>>>>
>>>
>>>Well you're right about the main function but I didn't do anything to
>>>the build automatically I mean I downlaoded Eclipse 3.1 and CDT 3.0
>>>and just installed I didn't change anything yet. So it can't be
>>>something that I did. But I can go and write the main function and see
>>>if it goes away but I dunno.
>>>
>>
>>Ok having the main function fixes the big long red message. But still
>>cypath yellow message is there.
>>

Me too, but I think there is a bug on it already.

Doug.

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