Launch Failed: Binary Not Found - c++

Question

I'm running eclipse on SUSE with gcc compiler installed.
When I create new "Hello World" C++ project, clean and build and run I'm faced with "Launch Failed: Binary Not Found".
I try to set a run configuration only to find no binary has been created, no binary folder has been created in project.
Only message from build is :
**** Build of configuration Debug for project HelloWorld ****
(Cannot run program "make": Unkown reason)
Binary Parser is set to Elf.
Tried everything on SO with no success. Only thing I can think of is binary file is being created elsewhere....but no idea where it could be.
Help much appreciated.

Answer 1

I have faced this issue before due to incorrect installation of C++ compiler
use this command in the terminal
zypper in gcc
and then try again , I actually had this so I Finally Switched to Visual Studio community 2015 it works fine for me
I hope this helps you
adding a link below
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/installing-gcc-on-suse-enterprise-11-a-903014/

Answer 2

Try to reinstall the g++(gcc) compiler
→if you're using arch linux:
sudo pacman -S gcc
→if you're using Debian based distributions (like Ubuntu, Mint...)
sudo apt-get install gcc
or
sudo aptitude install gcc
→if you're using OpenSUSE
sudo zypper install gcc
I forget how to install on fedora(22+)/RedHat ...
→From source Gcc Wiki
After installing, create a "helloworld.cpp" file, then manually compile it, for test, open a terminal on the same directory of this file, then type:
g++ helloworld.cpp -o executable
And run it:
./executable
If compiling manually works, and eclipse compiling don't, try to install Make (use "make" instead of "gcc" on commands)
The helloworld.cpp file, can have the following code:
#include<iostream>
int main()
{
std::cout<<"Hello World!"<< std::endl;
return 0;
}