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I have made a new project in a clean eclipse installation and imported a lot of source and header files into a source directory.
Some of the source files are libraries, some have a main method and are supposed to be compiled into an executable.
How can I indicate which source files are supposed to be executables? Should I make different build projects?
Eclipse is able to generate multiple executables when you write your own makefile. Eclipse is than just performing a make all and puts all binaries in Debug or Release. Then you can run them individually.
Steps to use own makefile:
New -> Project -> C++ -> MakeFile project