<tl;dr> To fix the Eclipse “No Java virtual machine was found” error, simply edit the eclipse-inst.ini file and add the -vm flag, which points it to the java utility in the JDK bin directory: ...

Huh, yes.<BR><BR>If your project is in c foo\, I suggest you make a c foo\src folder and put *your* .java files there. Tell Eclipse that src is your source folder (not your project folder). Then ...