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Error "Nothing to build for project XXX" when using Eclipse CDT?

When using Eclipse for C/C++ projects with CDT, you have the proper configuration, and you have the correct source file, but the build just does not work. Instead, it shows you the message forever:

Nothing to build for project XXX...

The reason is very likely that you end your source files with capital letters, e.g, a.C, a.H, a.CPP, which are NOT recognized by not-so-clever Eclipse CDT plugins.. What a stupid error (or bug )!

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Added at: 2012-01-05 12:02