How to detect g ++ or clang ++ in xcode 4?

How do I use a C ++ compiler (g ++ or clang ++) to compile a simple C ++ project in xCode 4?

You can assume I'm in a project, in build settings. I have build options -> Compiler for C / C ++ / Objective-C -> Apple LLVM compiler 3.0 and LLVM GCC 4.2 as parameters.
Is this ok or do I need to install another one?
How to do it?

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To run simple code with Xcode, after starting Xcode, select Create New Xcode Project. (You can also go to "File | New | New Project ..." or press Shift-⌘-N). This will display a screen on this screen, select "Application" then select "Command Line Tool" and then click "Next". Now enter a name for your project and select C ++ type and click Next on the next screen, select a directory for the project and click create now you can write codes in the main.cpp file in the left pane to run your code, just click the "Run" button.

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In the build settings, click "Build Settings" and then click "All" under the C ++ Interface Language and C ++ Standard Library tab, you can choose which compiler and C ++ standard you want to include C ++ eleven.

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