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问题 I'm trying to compile a program that links to the FMOD library in the Eclipse C/C++ IDE. I haven't even included any of the library's headers, I've only added the shared library to the projects dependencies and I get the following linking errors: Building target: Adventum Invoking: GCC C++ Linker g++-8 -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/GLFW" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/Python" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/FMOD" -o

问题 I'm trying to compile a program that links to the FMOD library in the Eclipse C/C++ IDE. I haven't even included any of the library's headers, I've only added the shared library to the projects dependencies and I get the following linking errors: Building target: Adventum Invoking: GCC C++ Linker g++-8 -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/GLFW" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/Python" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/FMOD" -o

问题 I'm trying to compile a program that links to the FMOD library in the Eclipse C/C++ IDE. I haven't even included any of the library's headers, I've only added the shared library to the projects dependencies and I get the following linking errors: Building target: Adventum Invoking: GCC C++ Linker g++-8 -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/GLFW" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/Python" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/FMOD" -o

问题 I'm trying to compile a program that links to the FMOD library in the Eclipse C/C++ IDE. I haven't even included any of the library's headers, I've only added the shared library to the projects dependencies and I get the following linking errors: Building target: Adventum Invoking: GCC C++ Linker g++-8 -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/GLFW" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/Python" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/FMOD" -o

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问题 I have imported some source code as C++ Makefile Project to an Eclipse CDT workspace, and specified the Cross GCC toolchain for "Indexer Settings": The project import went fine, but the include path settings just point to my current native host GCC implementation: I've been looking in the Toolchain Editor properties dialog, but couldn't find any way to configure a particular cross-toolchain I've been building and installing on my development machine: The opened dialog only allows to select