From Scratch, Run a c++ program in eclipse

NOW, IT IS TIME TO COMPILE AND RUN YOUR C/C++ PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY,

FOLLOW STEPS !!!

STEP 1: SAVE YOUR SOURCE CODE

TO ensure, whether your source code has error or not,

STEP 2: BUILD CODE TOOL

• Right click , on your project name
• it will give you , A menu bar , in which you have to click on “Build Configuration drop bar” menu .
• then, click on “Build all” option.
• it will give you following format type of information,

output of build tool

• it will tell you , number of errors in your code and if there is no error then it will say 0 errors.

STEP 3: SET THE RUN CONFIGURATIONS

• CLICK ON ‘RUN — DROP DOWN ’ OPTION .

RUN DROP DOWN OPTION

CLICK ON run drop down button

• click on — ‘Run Configuration’
• below dialog box pops up

• now, double click on “C/C++ Application”

• NOW, this below dialog box pop up ,

• here , you will see your , program name in the PROJECT bar and C/C++ APPLICATION bar show your path of your project to compile.
• PROJECT NAME IS NOT SHOWN IN THE “PROJECT BAR”.

→click on ‘Browse..’

→below dialog box pop up

→click on your project file name and , then ‘click OK’ .

→ if in the C/C++ APPLICATION bar , if your project name is showing , i.e. you can run configuration are done!!!

→If it is not showing your project file name , then follow below steps :

• If PROJECT FILE NAME NOT SHOWN IN THE C/C++ APPLICATION BAR

METHOD 1:

→click on “Search Project..”

→below, dialog box pop up

→Now, Select your file and ‘click OK’ .

• Or you can also search your project file path .

METHOD 2: Search your project file path .

→click on “Browse” option in the C/C++ APPLICATION BAR.

→select your file

select your file

→open your file folder.

→Now, click on “Debug” folder.

→select your file , which is having “TYPE = shared library”.

→Now, click on “Open” Button.

→Below type of format will be shown in the APPLICATION C/C++ BAR.

• now, click on the “APPLY Button” and then, click on “RUN Button”.
• NOW, it will you give your PROGRAM OUTPUT on the console.

output of the hello world

• how to open an existing Project File In Eclipse ?

 →Don’t Open a Project File From an “FILE” →“OPEN FILE”;

→ Always Open AN existing Project FILE from “IMPORT PROJECT FILE” ;

→Then , click on “General ” Folder

→General →click on ‘Existing Projects into workspace’ ; then click “NEXT”;

• click on “Browse..” Button of ‘Select Root Directory:’ ;

→select the file folder and click on “OPEN” ;

→THEN , Click on “FINISH” ;

Hence, you will find your Project File in the project explorer Tab!!!