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I recently installed CDT for Eclipse and made a simple hello world C++ project.
When I try to build the C++ project, an error surfaces:
Syntax Error: 'for each' statements are only available if source level
is 1.5 or greater
This error pertains to code in java. Why is the error stopping me from building a C++ project? I have tried Window > Open Perspective > C/C++, but I still can’t build my project.
In the C/C++ perspective, click the Make tab (the icon is a green bull’s-eye target). Then you can double-click the C++ target representing the product you want. Or click Add target if necessary, and configure things… have fun.
I’ve personally abandoned CDT for building, although the editor is alright.