| eclipse prog launch failure, binaries,toolchain [message #258449] |
Fri, 13 June 2008 08:33 |
Eclipse User |
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1.Ive downloaded
eclipse-cpp-europa-winter-win32, mingw
I compiled and ran the intro."Hello
World" prog. ok.
However, when I try to build and run
it again as the same program,
I get the following error :
**** Internal Builder is used for
build ****
gcc -O0 -g3 -Wall -c
-fmessage-length=0 -osrc\helloworld.o
\src\helloworld.c
gcc: installation problem,
cannot exec `cc1':
No such file or directory
Build error occurred, build is
stopped
Time consumed: 125 ms.
2.repeat the process with new name
Hello World 2: error:"Nothing to
build"
3.repeat with Hello World3 same result
More information:
Also as I try and work thro. other
projects they seem to get mixed up with
each other, and the runs fail.
Error messages are "launch failed no
binaries" etc.
Is there a way of clearing failed
projects from the platform completely?
I have printed out several tutorials
but they dont ans. this.
I may say that eclipse came as a breath
of fresh air after the useless Borland
C++ compiler
and the worse Microsoft
Net framework 3.5 and vis C++ x 86!
However there are still problems.
Is this a problem with MinGW, not
Eclipse?
Or Windows xp with the MinGW compiler?
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Further Comment #2 From Brian Southey
2008-06-13
When I started using eclipse I had a
choice of toolchain:
cygwin or MinGW.
The eclipse tutorial said to use cygwin
and not MinGW.
My prog. ran successfully.
When I tried again the cygwin tool was
"not available on this platform"
so I had to select MinGW.
From then on all seven of my projects
have either failed to launch or given
the cc1 error.
I joined the MinGW user mailing list
and within 2 days had received 140
emails
from them about problems with their
MinGW!!!
I had to close the link but before this
I did NOT get any help with MY problem.
All of this seems to indicate that
MinGW is very difficult to use.
Can I uninstall Mingw and eclipse and
unzip the zip version of eclipse?
Brian.
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