Use Eclipse IDE for CC ++ developers to build a C ++ Development Environment

1. Download
Eclipse IDE for C/C ++ developers and decompress

I am using a Windows 32bit system ..

2. Start the instance for the first time. Note that its version is indigo.

3. Download and install mingw, and configure its user variables (Control Panel \ All control panel items \ System \ Advanced System settings)

Click the "environment variable" button.

Create a variable named path under the user variable. The variable value varies depending on the location of your mingw installation.

If mingw is installed on disk D. Variable value: D: \ mingw \ bin. And so on.

4. Restart eclipse.

File --> New --> C ++ Project

Enter the project name in the Project Name field. Remember to select mingw GCC in toolchains.

You can select "Hello World C ++ Project" in "executable" on the project type on the left.

This will automatically generate the hello World Program. For example:

Click Run. If yes !!! Hello world !!! The C ++ development environment has been set up. If not, check which step is missing.