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  • I have started using Eclipse CDT in Ubuntu 13.04. I installed the CDT using the help->Install Software way. After building a project i am not able to run it as a C/C++ application. A pop up message says that Launch failed,Binary not found. I looked up several times on the web, but could not find any answer that could resolve the problem.

Can anyone point in the direction :

  • What needs to be checked for troubleshooting such issues.
  • how to decide whether the problem lies in installation or some configurations related to the project.?
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  • Look at the links at the right in the **Related** category. You're not that first one asking this here. Please first search before asking a new question! – πάντα ῥεῖ Mar 02 '14 at 17:13
  • I tried them all but i was not able to resolve the problem using any of them. – Monk Mar 02 '14 at 17:34

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You probably need to set up a compiler and add it to your path. I recommend using cygwin (you will need the g++ and make packages). Add C:\cygwin64\bin to your path for 64 bit, C:\cygwin\bin for 32 bit. To add something to your path, right-click My Computer and click Properties. In the window that opens up, click Advanced System Settings (in the left column). From there, click the Environment Variables button. Scroll down to path in the bottom section, and double click it. Add the path there (the list is separated by semicolons.)

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