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I have a project that builds with CMake system, and I like to import it in Eclipse.
However, when I generate eclipse project files with ‘cmake -G “Eclipse CDT4 – Unix Makefiles”‘
there are no default include paths in Eclipse project(such as /usr/include’ or the gcc path for standard headers).
How to fix that in most right way?
System:
linux
gcc 4.3.3
cmake 2.6.4
eclipse 3.5.1
You have to go to the project properties (right button over the project), “C/C++ include paths and symbols” and add them here as “external include paths”.