Using Eclipse to build a C/D + + development environment in Win7

Many friends are using eclipse to do Java or Android development, let us see how to use Eclipse to build A/C + + development environment.

There are three things we want to prepare:

First, the Java Runtime Environment (Java Runtime Environment);

The second, needless to say, is eclipse for C + +;

Third, we need to use the GCC compiler (GNU Compiler gcc 4.9.1).

Java Runtime Environment (Java Runtime Environment) and Eclipse for C + + downloads believe that often with Eclipse Java development Friends will, here will not be wordy Ah!

It's important! Introduce the installation of GCC, I tried a few (too stupid) to find this method.

We go to equation solution website to download the GCC we need. URL link is http://www.equation.com/servlet/equation.cmd?fa=home

Browse Navigation Tree at the top left

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Navigate to home-->progrramming Tools-->gnu Compliance

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Choose to download the appropriate GCC (just use 4.9.1 bar)

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Here we have prepared two files:

One is eclipse for C + + and the other is gcc4.9.1.

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Next Install GCC

Double-click Gcc-4.9.1-32.exe for self-extracting installation

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Of course Choose accept

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It is worth mentioning that the installation path here must be explained behind the C:\MinGW reason.

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Finish.

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On the command line, type gcc-v to see if GCC is installed successfully

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You can see that there's a MinGW folder in the C-drive.

Unzip Eclipse-cpp-luna-sr1-win32.zip and double-click Eclipse.exe to open Eclipse for C + +

To create a new C project, be careful not to tick "Show project types and toolchains only if they is supported on the platform" in Toolchains: Select in the box below MinGW GCC.

The whole effect is as follows:

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You can see that the new C project contains the library file

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Create a new C file with:new-->source file

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Write a short Hello World program in TEST.c, and build a good project as follows:

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Compiling:project-->build Project

After compiling the pass, will be more out of the debug directory, such as

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When compiling, the information that the console prints out

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Run:run-->run

The results of the console print out

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Next, explain why the installation directory must be C:\MinGW when installing GCC.

To view the help documentation in eclipse:

Help-->help Contents

Navigate to the section ( Note the red box mark!) )

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The results are at a glance!

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Using Eclipse to build a C/D + + development environment in Win7