Randy D. Smith wrote:
Check out < http://www.eclipse.org/cdt > (CDT == C/C++ Development
Tools) and go to the FAQ page. See Q2 under "Compilers and other 3rd
party tools"; Visual Studio is mentioned there.
As Eclipse often behaves with a different "model of the world" than
many people are used to, I suggest installing CDT with the necessary
GNU tools (e.g., Cygwin on Windows), get that working with some simple
projects, THEN try to make the migration over to the existing stuff
you have in place (if you MUST use that M$ stuff).
You may find that a purely open source approach meets your needs, and
you can ignore that M$VC.
--
RDS
Riccardo wrote:
Hello, this is my firt experience with eclipse.
I'd like to use eclise to do some c++ program.I tried to use
following the istructions, but without positive results. I called my
developer friends but him didn't find a solution too. The main
problem is that the project isn't builded. In my PC is installed a MS
C++ 2003 compiler and I'd like to use this program as compiler and
eclipse as workbench. How do I have to set eclipse setting to do
this? Do I have to install any additional program?
Please to help me!! I'd like to use eclipse, but if I will not able
to do this I will have to use visual studio developing ambient!!
Thanks Riccardo
Thank you for your help. I installed Cygwin but I always still on the
same
problem: Error launching builder (make -k clean all )
(Exec error:Launching failed).
I tried a lot of setting but without results! Please,what do I have to
do now?
Riccardo