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Re: [cdt-dev] Is path to cygwin automatically added?
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Sorry, but I was referring to the very latest changes that where made (aka. 3.3 builds), so that probably doesn't fit for you yet.
Good luck!
Fedja
On 4/2/07,
Stefan Weber <weberste@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks for your hint!
ieb:
> You might have an old version of the project file in there with some
> things that are not used no more. I had opened a similar bug about this
> and Mikhail fixed it, so you might need to run newer version of CDT.
It seems I have the newest version (3.1.2.2xxx) as Eclipse cannot find
any updates.
However, when having a look at ".cdtbuild" I found out, that the project
ID looks something like
"
HelloWorld.cdt.managedbuild.target.gnu.cygwin.exe". Is it possible,
that Managed Build Project automatically use cygwin? In the New Project
wizard I could not find any options to not use cygwin...
Obviously, a solution would be to provide the absolute path to the MinGW
tools I want to use (e.g. for make and g++). This doesn't look like an
optimal version, so I wonder if someone has another idea?
Thanks,
Stefan
>
> Fedja
>
>
> On 4/2/07, *Stefan Weber* <
weberste@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> <mailto:weberste@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm having Cygwin and MinGW installed on my computer. I want CDT to use
> the MinGW tools. To achieve this, I thought it's enough to make sure
> that the path to the MinGW binaries is listed before the path to the
> Cygwin binaries in Windows' PATH variable (I actually even removed the
> path to cygwin...)
>
> When building from the command line (using the Makefiles generated by
> Eclipse), everything is fine, i.e. the tools from MinGW ar used.
> However, when using Eclipse to build the project, it uses the cygwin
> tools.
> I could track down the problem and found out, that Eclipse added the
> path to the Cygwin libraries to the PATH variable itself. And as the
> cygwin path comes first, CDT consequently uses the cygwin tools. (I
> found that in Project -> Properties -> C/C++ Build -> Configuration
> Settings -> Environment. There, under System Variables the PATH
> variable
> is listed with the above problem.)
>
> To sum up, when I check the PATH variable in Windows' environment
> variables dialog and also on the command line, it does NOT contain the
> path to the cygwin binaries. However, in Eclipse the path is
> suddenly there.
>
> Does anybody have an idea how this can be fixed, i.e. how I can remove
> the path to cygwin from the PATH variable that is used by Eclipse?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stefan
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