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--- cplusplus:configure_ecipse_cdt_for_c_11 [2016/01/11 20:42] – mithat
+++ cplusplus:configure_ecipse_cdt_for_c_11 [2016/01/22 18:50] (current) – mithat
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 ====== Configure Eclipse CDT for C++11 ======
-This video from The Coders Voice pretty much outlines the process.
+This video from CodersVoice outlines the process for Windows pretty well.
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-The per-project configuration details start at 6:39. In short:
+The **per-project** configuration details start at 6:39. In short:
-  * //Project Settings > C/C++ Build > Settings//, select //Miscellaneous// under //GCC C++ Compiler//, add the following to //Other flags//: ''-std=c++11''
+  - Open **//Project Settings > C/C++ Build > Settings//**
-  * //Window > Preferences > C/C++ > Build > Settings//, click the //Discovery// tab, select //CDT GCC Built-in Compiler Settings MinGW [Shared]//, and to //Command to get compiler specs// add: ''-std=c++11''
+  - Select //Miscellaneous// under //GCC C++ Compiler//
+  - Add the following to //Other flags//: ''-std=c++11''
+  - Open **//Window > Preferences > C/C++ > Build > Settings//**
+  - Click the //Discovery// tab
+  - Select //CDT GCC Built-in Compiler Settings MinGW [Shared]//
+  - Add: ''-std=c++11'' to //Command to get compiler specs//
 **As far as I can tell, there's no easy way to make Eclipse CDT C++ projects use C++11 settings by default**, so you'll have to do this for all projects that use C++11 features.