I am well aware that many similar problems have already appeared on this board, but none of the solutions have helped me.
I am trying to run Eclipse CDT using the MinGW dashboard on Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1). I already did this in Windows XP and thought that the same procedure would make it work smoothly in Windows 7, but it seems that I was mistaken; )
After installing MinGW from the automatic installer (just in case, when I installed a few things more than I needed) and adding C: / MinGW / bin to the PATH environment variable, I tried to compile a simple Hello, World! program. Eclipse did not give me any errors, but he did not want to give any output in the console window. Alarmingly, I tried to run the executable outside of Eclipse and received an error that
"The program cannot start because libstdc ++ - 6.dll is missing."
Oddly enough, this dll is located in the C: / minGW / bin directory, so the PATH variable should "find" it, but it is not. Copying the DLL into the executable directory helped, but this is obviously a short-term solution, and I would rather have a more "normal" one.
What makes my problem different, I think, from the others that I noticed on this board is the fact that for one Eclipse does not detect errors with my PATH variable (which usually happens if MinGW was not included in the Path variable or something like that), and besides that, the necessary DLL files are where they should be, but it looks like my Windows cannot find them.
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