I used terminal to install eclipse with jdk7, and now I want to incorporate C/C++ development, so I installed a compiler (gcc 4.7) and and eclipse cdt plugin from the terminal:
sudo apt-get install eclipse-cdt
But when I restarted eclipse and tried to change the perspective, there was no c++ option I cannot even create a new C++ project. Someone suggested that I do "Install New Software" and choose the cdt from the hard drive. If this is what I should do, where does terminal install its files to?
Best Answer
I had similar problem before but with Java, the problem was fixed by doing
as it refreshes your workspace.
If it didn't work, you can try deleting workspace if it doesn't contain any valuable data and firing the above command again.