I saw this a little while ago. It sounds un-justified to me but since I don’t use Windows I can’t really answer.
I know many of you are using Cygwin or MinGW with CDT.
My guess is that this user didn’t configure things right.
Can someone who uses CDT on Windows confirm (nicely
J) to him/her (and everyone else that might fall on this post)
that things do work and that the user probably is facing poor configuration of his toolchain?
We’re going to get some frustrated users even if it is not justified, but I don’t like to see these posts
go un-answered as if they were correct.
Thanks
Marc
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Subject: New topic in forum C / C++ IDE (CDT), called cdt is the worst thing i have seen at least on windows, by dd aa
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Subject: cdt is the worst thing i have seen at least on windows
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Author: dd aa
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Date: Thu, 05 June 2014 09:27
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sorry to say this but,
after days of working on windows 7 64bit with cygwin and mingw,
i concluded that cdt on windows eclipse is the worst thing on development.
it really doesn's work.
if someone struggling with errors like "eclipse Program "gcc" not found in PATH",
forget about it, and install the visual studio of microsoft.
as of last update's of cygwin and mingw, cdt isn't working, and nobody did'nt found how to do it.
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