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Installing/Seting Path for TooN Library for C++ in Eclipse

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    BootRoot
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    Hello All,

    I am using now Eclipse for a while and know how to include a path etc. The thing is I have a project (Android using C++) in which there is a folder mylibs -> TooN -> TooN and theres all the .cpp files of the Toon library. And it works.

    For some tests I wanted to create an only C++ Project however it uses TooN. So I copied the folder TooN and put it into my new Project. However, also after going to Project -> Properties -> Paths and Symbols -> Library Paths Add and there adding the TooN path I get an error.

    Interestingly, it does not give any errors in my .cpp files which use the TooN library using #Include <TooN/TooN.h>. BUT it gives an error in the first .cpp file of the TooN library (marked with a red square and white cross).

    EDIT: I mean the basic problem is I get the message “Lapack” is missing (a library for computations). However why does it work in my android project? Unfortunately I do not have sudo rights to install Lapack.

    Thanks for a hint!

    Best,
    BootRoot

    #352567 Reply

    support-swapna
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    BootRoot,

    I am afraid this looks like Eclipse and plugin development issue which is out of our support scope.

    While we do not provide intrinsic support for third party plugins, we will try to assist you in this case if you are working with MyEclipse IDE. Please share the MyEclipse installation details from MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details.

    MyEclipse 10.x and prior releases are no longer fully supported. If you are working with MyEclipse 10.x or a prior version, please ‘PM’ your license details and we will check if we can assist you further.

    If you are working with Eclipse IDE, please post to Eclipse forums for better support.

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