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Whenever I attempt to compile a C++ program in Eclipse, I get an error "Launch failed no binaries". Upon creating a C++ project, the terminal output reads:
esrever@esrever-laptop:~$ /opt/eclipse/eclipse
Unable ...
- 01-25-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Eclipse in Ubuntu 7.10: Binaries
Whenever I attempt to compile a C++ program in Eclipse, I get an error "Launch failed no binaries". Upon creating a C++ project, the terminal output reads:
esrever@esrever-laptop:~$ /opt/eclipse/eclipse
Unable to find full path for "g++"
Unable to find full path for "g++"
Unable to find full path for "g++"
Unable to find full path for "g++"
Unable to find full path for "g++"
Unable to find full path for "g++"
Are these the same problem, or two seperate problems, and what should I do to fix it? Did I install it wrong?
- 01-25-2008 #2
I've never actually used Eclipse for C++ (only Java), but you might make sure you have all the proper development packages installed by running this command:
Code:sudo apt-get install build-essential
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That took care of the g++ problem, but I still get "Launch failed no binaries" whenever I try to compile.
So, that took care of 1/2 of the issue, thanks for the help so far
Any ideas for the second problem?


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