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| I installed CDT using eclipse for linux platform. When I create new project I see the default compiler option is GNU toolchain. The project which I'm working on requires different cross compiler which is present on that linux machine. I tried substituting the "Conpiler Invocation command" in project-->properties-->C/C++ Build-->Discovery Options. But it doesn;t seem to be replacing the default GNU compiler. Can someone please give me pointers on changing the GNU toolchain to desired one? Many Thanks! Raj |
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| You'd be better off asking this question on one of the Eclipse forums.
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