Use eclipse for C/C ++ Development

1. software to be installed

(1) Dev-C ++.

: Http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

Note: compile C/C ++CodeCompiler

(2) JDK.

: Http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp

Note: If you are not engaged in professional Java Development, select Java SE runtime environment, because we only need it to provide the eclipse runtime environment.

(3) eclipse.

: Http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/

Select Eclipse IDE for C/C ++ developer windows

 

2. Start eclipse and configure it as follows:

Note: This project is added to the dev-C ++ compiler in eclipse, that is, some paths are provided so that eclipse can find them to compile the code.

Assume that Dev is installed in the D:/Program Files directory. The specific operations are as follows:

Eclipse menu bar-window-preferences-in the pop-up preferences window, expand the C/C ++ item on the left-environment-in the single-host C/C ++ item-

Click Add... on the right of the preferences window... button-enter path in the name input box of the new varilable window popped up-enter D:/program files/DEV-CPP/bin in the value input box-click OK button below-

Click Add... on the right of the preferences window... button-in the name input box of the new varilable window that appears, enter LIBRARY_PATH-in the value input box, enter D:/program files/DEV-CPP/lib-click the OK button below-

Click Add... on the right of the preferences window... button-in the name input box of the new varilable window popped up, enter c_include_path-in the value input box, enter D:/program files/DEV-CPP/include-click the OK button below-

Click Add... on the right of the preferences window... button-in the name input box of the new varilable window that appears, enter cplus_include_path-in the value input box, enter D:/program files/DEV-CPP/include; D: /program files/DEV-CPP/include/C ++/3.4.2; D:/program files/DEV-CPP/include/C ++/3.4.2/mingw32; D: /program files/DEV-CPP/include/C ++/3.4.2/backward; D:/program files/DEV-CPP/lib/GCC/mingw32/3.4.2/include-click the OK button below-

Click the Apply button at the bottom right of the preferences window-click OK (if you do not want to perform other settings, click OK only)

By now, eclipse has been able to start and find the C/C ++ code compiler in the path we set.

3. Restart eclipse

eclipse menu bar-file-New-C ++ project (or C Project)-enter a custom project name (such as test) in the project name input box) -Cancel the default selection of "show project types and toolchains only if they are supported on the platform" under the window-executable under project type on the left in the C ++ project window select Hello World C ++ project (or Hello World ansi c Project) -In the toolchains window, select mingw gcc-click the finish button-expand the new project (such as test) that appears in the project Explorer window-(if the project does not have binaries and the problem below the eclipse window) S: The path cannot be found. Restart eclipse.)-double-click * under SRC *. CPP (such as test. CPP) file-you can see that the system has automatically generated some code-Ctrl + B to compile this project-run.