"No Toolchain found for Target Local" for managed build after compiling cmake

[jantje]

In a new CDT install (I just downloaded eclipse-cpp-2022-06-R-win32-x86_64.zip to confirm it is also present in the release)
With a make and gcc compiler in the path but no cmake tools in the path
Start CDT
Create the managed build hello world project.
Build the project. (It should build fine)
Now create a cmake project and build. The build fails (which is normal as no cmake is available)
Rebuild the hello world project.
I get a "No Toolchain found for Target Local" error.

I have not found a way out of this situation yet.

[jantje]

Och I'm sorry. It is actually user confusion caused by the toolbar build.

Seems that hammer works before I created the cmake project (as it seems to work with only 1 project in the workspace).
Once I created the cmake project that hammer only wants to build the cmake project.
Where the other build hammer builds the "active project" as one would expect.

[mbooth101]

Yes, that's correct. The Launchbar's hammer acts on the project selected in the Launchbar's configuration drop-down selector.

FWIW if you prefer not to see it, the Launchbar may be disabled in the preferences Run/Debug -> Launching -> Launch Bar