Greetings all,

I apologize in advance--I wasn't sure what the appropriate forum for this question was.  

I am currently using the 6.3.2 Momentics IDE on either Windows or Linux (I've installed both versions).  I am trying to 
cross-compile a C++ application to run on a Neutrino system.  It seems no matter what project type I pick when I start a
 new project in Momentics that I always end up using the C compiler in lieu of a C++ compiler.  

I've noticed that the IDE seems to a "gcc" as an argument to qcc--I can clearly see the "g++" in the same directory but 
can't get Momentics to use it (I would like to use the 3.3.5 g++).  You can imagine the errors I'm getting--the C 
compiler doesn't like anything from the std library realms--it doesn't even recognize "memcpy" (because of <cstring> 
versus <string.h>)--in addition to many other issues.  

I'd ideally like to figure out what I'm doing wrong, so hopefully someone here can help.  In the meantime I'm going to 
do things the old fashioned way and try making my own makefile and using the command line.  

Thanks,
Mike