TeddyG
TeddyG

Reputation: 559

Can't find the tool settings in Eclipse CDT

I am looking to add a few libraries to Eclipse CDT (latest version 8.2). However under the project -> properties -> c/c++ build -> settings....There is no tool settings tab where I can configure my include files and the linker like I see with so many other tutorials online. What appears is what is shown below. Is this new for the newest version of the eclipse CDT or did something get configured improperly in the download. Thanks for the help.

Pic of Eclipse

Upvotes: 26

Views: 12839

Answers (5)

Flot2011
Flot2011

Reputation: 4671

Make sure you have a proper tool chain installed in Eclipse. Open Eclipse/Help/Install New Software ... Click on the "already installed" link in the bottom right corner.

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If your tool chain is not there:

  • Select All available sites from the Work with combobox.
  • Expand Programming Languages
  • Select your tools and install

Upvotes: 0

Jeffa
Jeffa

Reputation: 143

My solution was to apply another tool-chain. Under Project->Properties->C/C++ Build -> Tool Chain Editor. I unchecked "Display compatible toolchains only" and selected Cross GCC.

After apply and OK, I could edit the Tool Settings and add include-paths there.

Hope it works for you as well.

Upvotes: 2

gnod
gnod

Reputation: 407

Same Problem here, with KEPLER. I switched C/C++ Build->Builder Settings->Builder type to External Builder and closed the properties window. When reopening properties the C/C++ Build->Settings->Tool Settings Tab was available.

Edit: If the External Builder switch is disabled, it can help to change the toolchain settings. By switching to e.g. MinGW and back, the switch becomes accessible.

Upvotes: 5

JaMaBing
JaMaBing

Reputation: 1041

Go to Project Properties -> C/C++ Build -> Builder Settings -> (x) Generate Makefiles automatically then the tool settings tab under Settings will appear

Upvotes: 17

Son-Huy Pham
Son-Huy Pham

Reputation: 1899

enter image description hereIncludes, symbols, libraries, and other references should be under "C/C++ General" | "Paths and Symbols" (I'm using Juno)

Upvotes: 2

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