Now, go to C:\Program Files\eclipse and double click on eclipse.exe to open eclipse. This can be done by right clicking the name of the program on the start menu and clicking on Run as Administrator.
Note that for this you will need to start WinRAR or any other file compression program with administrative privileges. If unsure about which version you should download, this information can be found at Control Panel -> System by looking at System type.Īfter downloading it, extract the file contents to “C:\Program Files\eclipse” (“Program Files (x86) if installing the 32 bits version) so that everything is organized. Be sure to select the right option for your computer (Windows, 32bit/64bit), otherwise eclipse may not install and even if it does it will not run after installed. Go to the Eclipse download website and download Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers. Now it is time to download an install eclipse. This is important because this is the first folder where Eclipse will look for the compiler in your computer. Click on this link and download the right GCC version for your system (32/64 bit), as shown in the following screenshot.Īfter downloading it, double click on the executable, accept the licence, and type “c:\MinGW” as the installation directory. On the side menu, there will be a link to Programming Tools, which after expanded shows a link to Fortran, C, C++. Accept running all the pluggins and, If the website tells you you do not have java, you will have to download and install it from the link displayed on the website.Īfter the check is done, you will have to download the GCC compiler, which can be done from. To check if you have the Java Runtime Environment installed, go to with either Internet Explorer or Firefox (Chrome will block the plugin) and click on “Do I have Java?”.
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