HELP: new mac user, doing c++

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  1. jeffry, Dec 7, 2010

    jeffry macrumors newbie

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    hi, im new to mac, and i need it to do some c++, i used to write in dev-cpp, i have downloaded eclipse but its not working, it said "launch failed. binary not found"
    so i download Xcode 3.2.5, but i don't really understand how can i do things in Xcode , i can't compile and run the code i wrote in dev-cpp..

    thanks for help
     
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  2. kainjow, Dec 7, 2010

    kainjow Moderator emeritus

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    Why not? Be specific. Post error messages.

    To setup a project for a basic command line tool: File > New Project > (Mac OS X) Application > Command Line Tool, and set Type to "C++ stdc++". First compile that project to make sure your environment is working properly, then plug in your code.
     
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  3. Detrius, Dec 8, 2010

    Detrius macrumors 68000

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    Also, now that you have Xcode installed, Eclipse may start working, as Xcode provides the compiler that Eclipse needs.
     
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