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Re: Errors with install of Eclipse
We have the same problem. After trying in vain to make it go away we just decided to ignore it. Everything appears to work just fine anyways. We're actually not certain if the code is actually building when we say "build project", or just running the error checkers and then failing with the "gcc not in path" errors before it actually compiles. Either way, it builds when we deploy, so it doesn't really matter.
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Re: Errors with install of Eclipse
If it's not showing up then check to make sure the compiler was even installed correctly. I tested out another install and found the same thing that other people here have said. The GCC not found error can be ignored if you're only developing for RoboRIO and don't plan to use your Eclipse install for desktop development also.
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Re: Errors with install of Eclipse
Alright, I got a couple programs running on a testbed. It seems the g++/gcc errors can be ignored.
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Re: Errors with install of Eclipse
We had this problem too.
Go to Window>Preferences>C/C++>Build>Settings Under Settings, go to the Discovery tab. There will be an entry called "CDT GCC Built-in Compiler Settings". Click it. The box below (Language Settings Provider Options) will have a text box with text like "${COMMAND} ${FLAGS}..." Append "arm-frc-linux-gnueabi-" to the beginning. Press "Ok". Screenshot below: ![]() |
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