Need help! Eclipse w/ Mac OS X C++

[Drew Lustro (HyphyJuice)]

So I installed Eclipse CDT for Mac OS X and made a new project with the
"Hello World" template. It creates the project just fine but then cannot
even compile because it cannot find "iostream" and says that "cout" is
undefined.

Yes, I installed the optional Xcode tools for OS X so I have gcc 3.x and
4.x... and a ton of other shit i let install "just in case"

In the eclipse project, my "includes" paths are the following

/usr/lib/gcc/i686-apple-darwin8/4.0.1/include
/usr/include
/System/Library/Frameworks
/Library/Frameworks

WTF is going on here? Anyone else experience this and solve it? Anyone
using Xcode instead?

Thanks

Drew

[Drew Lustro (HyphyJuice)]

So I solved my own problem... it seems at least.

You right click on the project >> select "Properties"

Then find the group that says "C/C++ Build" and expand the tree
Click "Tool chain editor" then CHANGE Current builder from GNU Make
Builder to CDT Internal Builder.

When I clicked apply, suddenly Eclipse added 2-3 more include
directories to my project and the hello world app built successfully.

Let me know if any of you guys experienced this.

Drew

[guse...@gmail.com]

SORRY I CAN'T HELP, I JUST WANTE DTO LET YOU KNOW YOU MADE ME LAUGH LITERALLY OUT LOUD WITH YOUR COMMENT: "... and a ton of other shit i let install "just in case" " LMAO THANKS FOR THAT