[C++] eclipse, CDT, "g++: no input files "

[Asday]

I've got eclipse 3.2, along with CDT. I created a... Standard Make C++ Project (?), wrote some hello world, and tried to... Run it. Forgive my terminology.

After piddling about with the settings, to get them as close to sensible as I can think, and it returns "g++: no input files".

Please help, I'm trying so hard to get into C++, and eclipse is just demotivating me. (Heh, learning the language seems easy compared to getting it to work under eclipse.)

Thanks.

[Caduceus]

I don't use Eclipse so I can't be of too much help but when I get that error with g++ it's usually missing the name of what I want the file to be called (if that makes any sense). For example (with no file name)


g++ -o [path to file].cpp

I get the error, but with a name:


g++ -o hello [path to file].cpp

It (usually) compiles. Maybe something along those lines?

[Asday]

That does indeed look like the solution to my problem, but I can't find an option for that in Eclipse itself.