| How to exclude directory from the GNU C++ "include directory" [message #1005737] |
Mon, 28 January 2013 08:28  |
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Hello,
The Indexer parses /usr/include and so /usr/include/boost.
But the project uses another version of boost in another framework directory, that is more recent.
The result is the boost MACRO (like BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE ) and all its content is detected as syntactically incorrect.
I have no rights to remove the /usr/include/boost from the system. I just would like it to be ignored by the indexer, and i do not know how.
Cdlt,
Anthony Brenelière
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| Re: How to exclude directory from the GNU C++ "include directory" [message #1005844 is a reply to message #1005737] |
Mon, 28 January 2013 18:59  |
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First of all -- what version of Eclipse, and CDT, etc. are you running? (I'll dig up a FAQ on how to do this, if requested.)
Assuming you are running Indigo Service Release 2...
How is /usr/include defined in the project? As an include directory (in the Project Properties, C/C++ General, Paths and Symbols, Includes tab)? If so, try moving the proper framework directory above /usr/include. Somewhere else?
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