Launch failed. Binary not found in Linux/Ubuntu Solution

The launch failed. Binary not found solution appears in Linux:

First, when you get dizzy with all the mingw solutions on the internet, tell you, don't look at mingw. In Linux, mingw is not required, but is directly completed by Linux GCC.

1. Check the console output under your eclipse. If G ++ is not found, your system g ++ has not been installed successfully.

Solution: CTRL + ALT + T to Terminal (console) mode, enter sudo apt-Get install g ++

2. Not yet? As described in most solutions:

Project-> properties-> C/C ++ build-> Settings-> binary parsers

Select GNU elf parser and elf parser

Then, do not forget project-> build all (CTRL + B), and then run (CTRL + F11)

If you see a project named binaries, Congradulations! Configuration successful. You can run it!

3. Not yet?

Check whether your file name is XXX. cpp? In addition, xxx cannot contain symbols such ".".

It is best to use mingw in windows ...... The solution is as follows:

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