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I was trying to make a C project in Eclipse 3.6.1, I chose the ‘Cross-Compile Project’ and the ‘Cross Compiler’ toolchain. However, when I compiled my project, the standard ‘g++’ compiler was used instead of ‘i686-pc-mingw-g++’, my MinGW compiler. Where can I configure the C/C++ compilers in Eclipse?
It’s been a while since I used Eclipse for C development, but I think this is what you’re looking for:
Right click your project -> select properties -> find build -> look around a bit for the command used to compile files, you want to set it to use MinGW instead.
Hope this helps you!