I revised the steps in order to make it successful on both computers. I tried reproducing the exact steps in this thread on another computer and I had problems. Save the project and copy / paste it from the workspace to somewhere safe.Īny time you want to make a new SFML C++11 project with eclipse you can copy / paste this template and rename the project, and then start with a working empty slate. MinGW C++ Linker -> Libraries -> Library search pathĪdd the same thing you added in step 8 except instead of \include add \libĪdd the following, in this exact order, to LibrariesĬhange the configuration to release configuration So for example if you saved it in C:\Users\User\Documents\Ĭhange the configuration to debug configuration Let the path to where you saved the SFML library be called "path", then you would add the following: GCC C++ Compiler -> Includes -> Include paths GCC C++ Compiler -> Preprocessor -> Defined symbols GCC C++ Compiler -> Dialiect -> language standard -> ISO C++11 (-stc=c++0x)
Right click the Project int he Project explorer and go to properties, then go to C/C++ Build -> Settings Start eclipse, use the default workspace or your own specific if you have made one.įile -> New -> Project -> C++ -> C++ Project Go to help -> install new software -> Work with luna -> Programming languagesĬheck C/C++ Development tools and C/C++ Library API Documentation Hover Helpĭownload GCC 4.8.1 TDM (SJLJ) - 32-bit and save it Select the 64 bit version eclipse ide for c/c++ developmentĭo you have c++ development tools already installed in eclipse? If not, go to step 2c, otherwise go to step 3. Rather than installing it with the default directory name, save it in a new directory named MinGW, since eclipse will look for that exact name.ĭo you have luna eclipse already installed? If not, go to step 2a, otherwise go to step 2b.
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