Java & C++11 (gcc/g++/MinGW64) in Eclipse Neon - Install on Windows 10 + First Programs in Java/C++

[@sungkimtop]

Thanks, C++ Build/Environment/PATH to MinGW saved me, from going no where!

[@andrewtruettfilms]

Excellent video, very clear and easy to understand. Great work

[@levi1653]

It's useful than ever!!! thank you, Daniel!

[@coolkify]

@Daniel Grissom....thank you so much for this I am an engineer who works on c++, Java, and Python and thanks to your easy step by step video, I will now be able to show my scrum leader how much time we could be saving by utilizing only one IDE!!! your the best!

[@sherwinclaridge2807]

Thanks so much!! Simple and easy to follow.

[@abirmahmud1]

Thank you sir , great video , very useful and informative :)

[@EnvoyOfFabulousness]

Thank you Daniel I downloaded all of the daters

[@TheSilkyjoe123]

You saved my life sir. I was bashing my head against the wall trying to figure out how to make c++ work with eclipse until I found this video.

[@Edganrix]

Thanks for your time man!

[@silenceshade7352]

Thanks for the help. It Works perfectly for me.

[@zonumev]

Excellent job Dan! Kudos ...

[@ashwills1663]

Thanks soooooo much Dan - Legend!

[@rohitmore7575]

Thx sir it really worked

[@lokeshghule3066]

Thanks mann 👍👍

[@kellyfreet351]

Would you mind making a video about how to set up min gw in the windows environment as you said, so we don't have to do this every time we start up eclipse? Thanks. Great video by the way.

[@DanielGrissom]

Hi Kelly.... You actually just need to do it once when you create the project, so it's not very often. When you reopen eclipse, it will still remember where mingw is!

[@nathanherder1414]

Thanks, this is a great video!

[@alonsohernandez6465]

thanks, excellent video.

[@manishvishwakarma1277]

Launch failed.Binary not found This is the error it shows after I've followed all the steps. Please provide me some solution Daniel Sir.

[@lastemperor7067]

bro did you fixed this problem , can you tell me how you done that pls

[@guuczi]

Works! Thanks!

[@utkarshsinha8585]

For those getting Launch Failed : Binary Not Found , Try: 1)Click on project->Build Project 2)Run as local application

[@Rizing4Combat]

1) *Right-click on the project folder

[@kipronokenneth320]

Thank you sir! This is so helpful

[@isaaconyach9401]

video so helpful but the last step is not working for me. my eclipse wont find the minGW64 folder

[@darylldaviddagondon1091]

eclipse looks cool

[@cryptostudio6720]

Thank you so much!

[@A1Legged]

Thank You very much.

[@AbstractCatsMedia]

MinGW, not showing for me, in the new project dialog, only showing Cross GCC, Microsoft Visual C++, and L C/C++ Tool Chain.. Any ideas, what I've missed? I've watched the video, three times, and nothing. hmm.

[@eijhayjaviniar2445]

Thank you very much this help for me

[@CuriosMindDIY]

When I try to install the latest JDK it says "JDK x64 8 Skipped (not supported : Architecture) " , please help me I'm a beginner and I'm trying a lot to get started.

[@BigSpanish1821]

Great video .

[@ekkkkkeeee]

Hi, Ive made all the steps you mentioned in the video but I still can't get rid of the errors in the program window. I entered the path of mingw64 which i placed on C drive but nothing helps. Any thoughts?

[@JohnDoe-di6ml]

When I try to run the program it asks for a local or a container file then returns a error what am I doing wrong ?

[@yaakovgottlib6167]

It worked for me, until I tried to compile some file and then it says: cannot open file... permission denied

[@Genologic]

thank you!

[@deepikaverma8231]

launch failed.Binary not found. its shows this error when I try to debug the code. Plz help

[@gabrielskidmore1042]

Probably too late to answer this but hopefully this helps anyone else this comes across this. At 5:26, if you copy over the whole "dummy folder", then later at 16:17 you try to add the same path as he does in the video the program will not be able to compile because you have the MinGW64 folder in the "dummy" MinGW64 folder. This lead to me originally having the same error as you. Instead you would have to type C:\MinGW64\MinGW64 so it can find the bin folder.

[@hadeus113]

Thanks for the help!

[@rampage14x13]

It still doesn't work for me even when I did that. Any help?

[@rajpatwari2989]

It is showing that "Exception in thread main java.lang.error: unresolved compilation problem: System cannot be resolved at main.main(main.java:6)

[@rajpatwari2989]

So now what should i do

[@devosama6243]

much love from iraq thnx

[@She3boo]

Thanks for the greet help. but in c++ program it shows this error (Symbol 'std' could not be resolved) how can i solve

[@6BigDom]

After i run some code a couple of times i get a error "cannot open output file projectName.exe: Permission denied" how would i fix this ? This is for the C++

[@kireiliev7553]

Does it also work the other way around? I already have c installed and running and need to launch Java now. If yes, how do I go forward? Thanks in advance.

[@anirudhnegi4523]

Plzz help me.. I followed the steps and downloaded not only installer but new jdk as well. But it says that JRE is not installed. So, what should I do.. I even downloaded new JRE but how to install it. Thanks!

[@kshitijlamsoge5083]

Can I follow same steps on Windows 8

[@olayinkaadelakun4798]

Thanks alot

[@kedarpednekar7896]

MinGW64 not downloaded correctly !! please help

[@hamadagmt]

hi I have A problem with C++ (launch failed binary not found). do you know why when I change Environment variable of MINGW_HOME to C:\MinGW64 it still highlight yellow ? Thank you

[@michellelovinglife]

I do have the same problem with you. did you solve it now?

[@hamadagmt]

yes but its working with this problem

[@lucysluckyday]

Good golly it still works in 2019 as well! Although that is the first time I have ever had the mis-pleasure of seeing a combination of C, C++ and Java projects all crammed into the same Eclipse workspace. But yes it definitely works - I have Hello World being displayed from all three languages. Wow!

[@johng8040]

I read on sitejabber.com that there are problems with the sourceforge.net site adding malwares to their downloads. Is this true and are there other places to download minGW? Has anyone encountered a problem with this site or download?

[@cedric1731]

Great Video! It really works now. But for everyone who wants to put this to the Windows Environment Variable here is the Guide: - Go to your windows Logo and search for environment variables and launch it (the icon should be a computer with a blue screen) - click on Environment Variables in the right bottom corner - create a new Systemvariable as clicking on the (bottom) "New" Button -> Name: e.g. MinGW; in the other textfield you put in the path you would usually put in Eclipse - click ok and reboot - go into your Eclipse IDE and go where Daniel Grissom went, to set the variable - also double-click on MINGW_HOME and instead of typing something to the Value-Box click on Variables - look for your Environment Variable you just created and double-click this - finally click apply and ok to get back to your IDE Now when you create a new Program you don't need the whole Path but repeat the last 4 steps. This really saves me time :D. For me it works hopefully it does for you, too. Cedced_Bro ;)

[@rajathraj5105]

"error could not find or load main class" i'm getting this error what can i do now plz reply anyone..

[@sixtyfivewatts65]

Codeblock is just 2 clicks & its done.

[@jibrinabdul4243]

u need to simply build the project, then run it, it works

[@sixtyfivewatts65]

i meant , to install codeblocks is easier.

[@cicerooo]

Yes, but CodeBlocks isn't using the latest C++ version from what I know.

[@thedancerbel9580]

@same_nigga_from_b4