Mingw download(2)After browsing many threads and articles I've found a solution.Solution tested on Windows 10 x64 on Eclipse Neon.3 Release (4.6.3) with C/C Development Tools 9.2.1.30 and MinGWSystem configuration. Download MinGW. Any distro might work. I used the recommended on. Extract archive into C:MinGW (actually to C:, because archive contains folder MinGW). RMB on This PC - Properties - Additional system settings - Tab Advanced- Button Environment variables. On second table System variables click New.
Name variable MINGWHOME and set path to MinGW install folder C:MinGW and then OK. Find variable Path in table and choose Edit. In new window click New and type%MINGWHOME%bin. Confirm actions by clickig OK in opened windows. You can check availability of new tools by typing in command line g -version You should see something likeg (GCC) 6.3.0Copyright (C) 2016 Free Software Foundation, Inc.This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.

There is NOwarranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.Eclipse CDT configuration. Install or just add to existing Eclipse installation. Go to the folder with installed MinGW ( C:MinGWbin). Make a copy of file gcc.exe (DO NOT RENAME original file!).
Rename copied filed to mingw32-gcc.exe (You should have both files gcc.exe and mingw32-gcc.exe in MinGWbin). Open Eclipse and select CC perspective. Go to Window - Preferences - CC - Build - Environment. Click Add and type PATH as name and click on Variables and select Path. Confirm with Ok.
Select new variable PATH by clicking Select and then Ok. Restart EclipseNow you should be able to compile Hello World program. Just select New - C Project. Here you should see available MinGW as Toolchainhttps://code.i-harness.com.
Eclipse C++ Tutorial
Let me put it simple for you in steps. Go download MinGw or Cygwin in windows for eclipse. Install any of them.
Go to Build Properties of the project and make your current compiler to point this installation directory. Restart your Eclipse and try to build the program. Now, it should go fine with your running.Problem Explanation:. Binary not found: means you don't have.o file for your project to execute. This file will only get created after successful build of the project. Build Failed: is due to 'make' program is not available to Eclipse.
How To Run C/c++ Program In Eclipse
That means, you don't have compiler with your eclipse to build the project.