Don't want to install VS, it's big, so just run C + + directly on the Eclipse Mount plugin.
1) directly refer to eclipse under the programming C + + program--CDT Environment Building, speak very detailed.
2) If you find that you do not have Marketplace client, please refer to installing Marketplace client on Eclipse.
3) Of course, the MinGW configuration should be well--a solution to the launch failed,binary not found problem with Eclipse C + +.
4) My eclipse for 3.7 version, Indigo, with 1) The problem of independence, should be the CDT version and my old version of Eclipse is incompatible, so the other way to install Cdt--eclipse add CDT C + + development plug-in.
The problem comes, no matter how you configure it to appear:
Configuration is not a problem, create a simple CPP file, in the DOS window using g++ name.cpp-o name.exe, if you compile EXE file and can run, then you can. But it's still the problem with the picture above, so you'll always find the answer and run.
After listening to think about it, SRC will always lie a CPP file, you have not compiled, right, you have not compiled to run it? You forgot the build.
Run after build, or you can select build automatically under Project options.
Build, compiled results.
Run succeeded:
Eclipse runs C + + problem launch failed,binary not found