Eclipse fails to launch and debug code

[Nicolinux]

Hi,

I have Eclipse 3.0.2 installed. However every time I want to launch a project (C++, Java, doesen't matter). I get an error like this:

Launch failed

Reason:
Failed to set program arguments, environment or working directory

Unable to set working directory: mi_cmd_env_cd: Usage DIRECTORY

Anyone can help me with this?

Thanks.

Stefan

[jmpep]

Hi! I bet that by this time you don't need the answer, but anyway:

Has your project name or maybe the path to the folder which contains it any spaces? I tell you that because that was the reason why I had the same problem that you address.

[morton2002]

That worked for me too, thanks for the tip!
-Robert

[dunkirk]

Hey, Gentoo user here, but thanks for the tip. Found it by Googling, and it fixed my problem as well.

[mikej_96]

Gentoo user here as well. I also had this problem and hit this post. Saved me a big headache. I wouldn't have thought a space in the path would cause the problem.

[huysamdua]

That worked for me...three, thanks so much!

Huy

[NWcustomcode]

Hey great advice!! I am running Vista with a full cygwin install and removing spaces in my directory names fixed the problems!!!


Thanks

[hoangdang]

Hi! I bet that by this time you don't need the answer, but anyway:

Has your project name or maybe the path to the folder which contains it any spaces? I tell you that because that was the reason why I had the same problem that you address.

This answer has saved my life ! Thank you so much!

[moh.elsaka]

Hi! I bet that by this time you don't need the answer, but anyway:

Has your project name or maybe the path to the folder which contains it any spaces? I tell you that because that was the reason why I had the same problem that you address.

Thanks a lot
it worked for me too

[epowerpii]

Hi, looks like this is still a problem 6 and a half years after the original post I'd like to add...

If there are no spaces in your path and you're still getting this problem then it could be because the directory has been symlinked and although the link has no spaces in the path, the target of the link does.

Good luck!