When creating a C/C++ project select the "PE
Windows Parser" option on the "Binary Parsers" page.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 9:43 AM
Subject: Re: [cdt-dev] CDT with
Cygwin
With the current standard make
build system, integration is fairly straightforward, since you need to build
the Makefile yourself and place it in the root folder of the project. To
integrate the debugger, make sure the debugger settings in your launch
configuration show Cygwin GDB.
Our
intention for the next release is to introduce a managed build system that
should take care of this for you, and to provide some user
documentation.
BTW, these
questions are better asked on the cdt newsgroup where the user community
should be able to share their experiences as well.
Cheers, Doug
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Indeed,
a document describing the set up of cygwin with
CDT would be most helpful. Put it on the todo list I
guess.
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Engineer Product Development Westinghouse Signals
Australia ==============================
"Sonal Pandey"
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Hi , I am a new user of Eclipse and CDT. I want to
compile a c++ program using Eclipse's CDT on windows. I have Cygwin
installed on my machine. Please tell me how the Cygwin compilers and
debuggers can be used for Eclipse's project. what setting are required
???
thanks and
regards, Sonal
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