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Re: [cdt-dev] Finding stdc++ library path automatically
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Even on windows it is tricky.
a) There might be no cygwin or mingw
b) There might be both
c) MinGW might not be in C:\MinGW but somewhere else
d) There might be a different solution like the distribution from
equation.com
e) There might not be a path entry in environment variables (e.g.
multiple installations, and/or gcc might be added to PATH by script or hand)
f) There might be llvm-gcc with the libs
g) There might be a clang build which includes mingw headers as llvm-gcc
(asked about such distribution pn #llvm)
Am 04.05.2011 10:56, schrieb Petri Tuononen:
Hello!
Could someone provide any clues how to find stdc++ library path (not
dependent on OS) programmatically using Eclipse CDT API. I try to add
it to projects's includes.
I am developing LLVM plug-in for CDT and many people have asked the
feature to automatically find stdc++ library path. Currently the
clang++ toolchain is able to find same includes than e.g. Linux GCC
toolchain from org.eclipse.cdt.managedbuilder.gnu.ui plug-in. I have
defined default value -lstdc++ to C++ linker. In Windows I can
probably get stdc++ path from Cygwin/MinGW environment variable
suppliers after getting their installation path and appending
applicable subdir. However in Linux getting stdc++ lib path seems to
be trickier. In Ubuntu (depending on gcc version)
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/<version> but there's
quite many distributions with different filesystem hierarchies. It
came to my mind that using a script 'locate stdc++' could be
(unpractical) option but how to call such a script from Eclipse? Any
suggestions for practical solutions?
BR
Petri
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