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I am not sure what exactly is happening, I thought I've installed ICC under Eclipse pretty seamlessly and it compiles everything I pass on to it, but when I tried to install an eclipse plug-in completely unrelated to CDT it gave me this:
Intel C++ Compiler for Linux* v10.1 (3.1.1) requires plug-in
"org.eclipse.cdt.managedbuilder.core (3.1.0)", or compatible
Has anyone else having this? Any clues as to what and where to look?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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The message is telling you there is a problem with your Eclipse configuration.
Version 3.1.1 of the Intel feature does not support CDT 4.0.2. It is meant to be used with CDT version 3.1.x on Eclipse platform version 3.2.x.
CDT version 4.0.2 requires Eclipse platform 3.3.x. An Intel feature version 4.0.0 is included in the 10.1 product update kit which will support this environment.
Hope this helps...Bill Hilliard
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Thanks for the reply, I suspected it has to do with me having this relatively new CDT version, especially since it is a major revision.
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