Using eclipse for C++ project: error launching 'cygin'

[momotaro]

I m trying to use eclipse for c but when i creat a project and try to build i have this error message: error launching 'cygin'...
plz help!

[sicarie]

I m trying to use eclipse for c but when i creat a project and try to build i have this error message: error launching 'cygin'...
plz help!

cygin or cygwin?

If it's the latter - I'm betting that there is a config issue with how Eclipse is installed and set up. (If it's the former, I have no idea - unless that's the config issue....)

[momotaro]

It is cygwin and i think that every thing is ok with the path....
realy i don't understand

[sicarie]

It is cygwin and i think that every thing is ok with the path....
realy i don't understand

Check out this link and see if it helps.

[momotaro]

thx but still having the same probem: error launching 'cygpath' command

[RedSon]

Make sure that your cygwin binaries are visible to eclipse. The cygpath program is a utility that converts Windows native filenames to Cygwin POSIX-style pathnames and vice versa. It can be used when a Cygwin program needs to pass a file name to a native Windows program, or expects to get a file name from a native Windows program. Alternatively, cygpath can output information about the location of important system directories in either format.

[sicarie]

Make sure that your cygwin binaries are visible to eclipse. The cygpath program is a utility that converts Windows native filenames to Cygwin POSIX-style pathnames and vice versa. It can be used when a Cygwin program needs to pass a file name to a native Windows program, or expects to get a file name from a native Windows program. Alternatively, cygpath can output information about the location of important system directories in either format.

Another thing to check is the classpath - to see if it is enclosed in quotation marks "c:/path/to/cygwin/binary". If so, remove those (but save the path!)

[momotaro]

AM using mingw...

[momotaro]

am trying to use eclipse for c but while building i keep having this problem!!!!!!
ERROR LAUNCHING 'cygpath' COMMAND.

PLZ HELP!!!!

[sicarie]

am trying to use eclipse for c but while building i keep having this problem!!!!!!
ERROR LAUNCHING 'cygpath' COMMAND.

PLZ HELP!!!!

Momotaro-

Please do not double post, if you feel the thread has moved out of view of the experts of the forum, (after a reasonable amount of time) post a ::bump:: reply to it, that will bring it back to the top.

[momotaro]

how to do it?

[RedSon]

Didnt I answer it in your other post?

[momotaro]

sorry but it did not solve the problem!

[RedSon]

did you post what you tried to do to fix it after reading my post and what other issues you are having or what the error message is? Try continuing this discussion in the original post so that this one can be closed, since it is a duplicate.

[AdrianH]

how to do it?

Just reply to the thread with '::bump::'.

Any activity on a thread will move it to the top of the list.

Since I do not know what RedSon has posted, I could be reposting the same answer. But you will have to do the following:

• Window->Preferences->C/C++->Debug->Common Source Lookup Path
• Click on Add->Path Mapping
• Click on the new mapping then click on Edit
• Name the mapping what ever you want.
• Click on Add
• In the compilation path type \cygdrive\c
• In the local system path type c:\
• Click Ok
• If you have other paths (such as you want to add d drive, you may also want to add the include path but that is up to you) go to step 5
• Click Ok
• Click Ok

You may have to restart Eclipse for this to work.

Hope this helps.


Adrian

[RedSon]

I said you need to take a look at your elicpse path. I did not provide the steps to do it.

[AdrianH]

Where is the original post?

Adrian

[AdrianH]

BTW, what I stated probably won't work. When I reread your question, looks like your path environment variable is set wrong.


Adrian

[RedSon]

Where is the original post?

Adrian

aqui .

[momotaro]

as i said am using mingw not cyg...
so am realy confused!

[RedSon]

Here is another link for the same type of problem you are having.

http://yongshin.blogspot.com/2005/11...r-eclipse.html

[AdrianH]

as i said am using mingw not cyg...
so am realy confused!

Ok, I've merged the two threads into one.

Now momotaro, it sounds like you really are confused. If what RedSon has pointed you at doesn't work. You may want to restate your problem. Don't double post. Post back to this thread.

If the problem is that you are getting a error executing cygpath and you are using MinGW, it is probably that you have set your compiler options incorrectly. When I was first using it, I think I saw one but can't remember where.

Do you have both MinGW and cygwin installed or just MinGW? If you have both, they will probably conflict without special percautions.

We'll get you through this, you just have to do some of the work too.


Adrian

[momotaro]

Thx a lot!!!!!

[AdrianH]

Thx a lot!!!!!

Hmm, was that sarcasim, or did we help you?


Adrian

[RedSon]

Lets hope for the latter...