Re: [cdt-dev] Helloworld debug config. No binaries found!

[Derek Morris <dmsubs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Syn1kk,

First of all, this is the wrong group to post to. Please use the 
eclipse.tools.cdt newsgroup on news.eclipse.org. This mailiing list is for 
developers of CDT itself, and additional plugins.

However, to attempt to answer your question:
In your standard make project, have you created a makefile? Have you built the 
project? Were there any errors reported?

If you have created a makefile and it builds correctly, please post again to 
eclipse.tools.cdt with additional information.

Thanks

--
Derek


syn1kk wrote:
> My problem is that I can can only get debugging to work when I create a
> 'managed-make' and not a 'standard-make' C project!
>
> Description of problem:
> -The code is the regular helloworld C program.
> -Using a managed-make project with the helloworld code I can goto: run drop
> down -> run... -> C/C++ Local Application -> Main Tab -> C/C++ Application
> -> Search Project -> Binaries -> HelloWorld_managed.exe
> -Using a standard-make project with the same code I can goto: run drop down
> -> run... -> C/C++ Local Application -> Main Tab -> C/C++ Application ->
> Search Project -> Binaries -> **No binaries or qualifers are listed in the
> textbox**
>
> I tried searching for a similar problem. Found (
> http://www.nabble.com/about-running-the-first-HelloWorld-Example-tf2699222.html#a7532641
> about running the first HelloWorld ).  They suggested checking your gdb
> installation... but I know I have gdb installed because I can debug using
> the same HelloWorld code using a Managed-Make project.  I also know that my
> gcc is setup properly because I get the executable for both projects.
>
> I'm not quite sure exactly what to do next and would greatly appreciate some
> fresh ideas!  Debugging-a-standard-make-project seems like a relatively
> simple task... and yet I cant get it working!
>
> Dieing to start using eclipse for C development,
> Trevor
>
> My setup (Perhaps there is an incompatibility somewhere here?):
> -Windows (cant change)
> -Eclipse 3.2.2
> -1.5 Java vm used for Eclipse
> -CDT 3.1.2
> -MinGW (maybe use cygwin??)
> -gcc 3.4.2
> -gdb 5.2.1
> -MSYS 1.0