Hello guys! I was wondering if anybody used Eclipse to develop for Irrlicht, and if anybody had some tips on how to set the two things up together.
I'm using Windows 7, and I have MinGW and CDT set up properly so that I can compile and run C++ programs. My biggest problem is integrating it into Eclipse; it can't find irrlicht.h and it's infuriating me because it appears in the Eclipse "includes" folder for the project...
I will screenshot some of my details later, but figured I'd post here and see if someone could get back to me while I was working on getting details to you guys. Thanks!
Irrlicht 1.7.1 and Eclipse (3.5) Galileo
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IgnisPhaseOne
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Re: Irrlicht 1.7.1 and Eclipse (3.5) Galileo
I use Eclipse. Setup is very simple. Just make sure you don't have spaces in your paths, since MinGW doesn't like them.
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Hi IgnisPhaseOne,
I'm using Eclipse for irrlicht too (on W7 and Ubuntu Linux). Its very easy:
just rightklick on the Project ->properties -> C/C++ Build ->Settings :
- GCC C++ Compiler -> Directories:
add the include dir of irrlicht.
- GCC C++ Linker -> Libraries
add "irrlicht"
(and "GL" on Linux)
-> Library search path
add the path to the libirrlicht.a
this should work.
I'm using Eclipse for irrlicht too (on W7 and Ubuntu Linux). Its very easy:
just rightklick on the Project ->properties -> C/C++ Build ->Settings :
- GCC C++ Compiler -> Directories:
add the include dir of irrlicht.
- GCC C++ Linker -> Libraries
add "irrlicht"
(and "GL" on Linux)
-> Library search path
add the path to the libirrlicht.a
this should work.
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