| CDT Indexer Problem [message #162040] |
Wed, 18 January 2006 08:12 |
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Originally posted by: rajakididi.hotmail.com
Hi
consider this
1. Create a Standard Make C Project
2. In the Discovery Options Tab in New Project Creation Wizard unselect
the option for "Enable Generate Scanner Info Command". This option is to
get the default gcc system includes to be associated with the project.
3. Press Finish.
4. Create a source file in the project.
5. Create a makefile which has many includes references.
6. When the project is built a include visual representation turns up in
the View under the project. This include will lists all the includes that
are found by parsing the makefile.
7. If the option mentioned in step 2 is not turned off then the the
includes will be populated with default gcc system includes.
However if not then the problem that comes is at the time of peforming F3
(open declaration) on local variables.
Local Variables declaration is mysteriously not found by the indexer.
Though for global variables F3 is successful.
Is this problem a CDT indexer problem ???
Thanks
Kate
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