Amazing that I stumbled upon this and it actually was what I was looking for. Thanks for keeping this up man, makes a lot more sense since the compiler and the library for Eclipse needs to be configured to look for the library and header files. Been doing this for almost 2 days, yet this was the solution. lol
Been fucking with VSCode and even though I had the proper includes it never worked, and now, I am not getting the same errors i got in VSCode, mainly the whole SDL_Init being undefined or some weird thing. Thanks for the video saved me pain
You're probably using the default Java version of Eclipse. There's another version specifically for C/C++, which allows you to use either Eclipse's Managed CDT build, CMake, or Meson. www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/2024-03/r/eclipse-ide-cc-developers
Amazing that I stumbled upon this and it actually was what I was looking for.
Thanks for keeping this up man, makes a lot more sense since the compiler and the library for Eclipse needs to be configured to look for the library and header files.
Been doing this for almost 2 days, yet this was the solution. lol
You're welcome!
Been fucking with VSCode and even though I had the proper includes it never worked, and now, I am not getting the same errors i got in VSCode, mainly the whole SDL_Init being undefined or some weird thing. Thanks for the video saved me pain
You're welcome! That's the reason why I made the video to begin with.
thanks
You're welcome!
there is no C/C++ Build, only general
You're probably using the default Java version of Eclipse. There's another version specifically for C/C++, which allows you to use either Eclipse's Managed CDT build, CMake, or Meson.
www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/2024-03/r/eclipse-ide-cc-developers