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"Member declaration not found" but "Open declaration" is fine! [message #1021733] Wed, 20 March 2013 11:41 Go to next message
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Hi

I have a bit of an annoying problem. I've just moved to Eclipse Juno (starting from the 'classic' version) and installed CDT 8.1.2.201302132326. Prior to this I was using Eclipse Helios 20110301-1815 with CDT 7.0.2.201102110609.

I'm now seeing a lot of "Member declaration not found" issues highlighted in my C++ source files (that I didn't get with the Helios version) but, when I press F3, or select "Open declaration", there seems to be no trouble taking me to the declaration.

The indexer in general doesn't seem to work as efficiently as it did in Helios in that I seem to have to reindex manually on occasion to get stuff to match up. Has anyone else seen this sort of issue and, if so, how did you work round it? Is there a setting I need to change? I've selected the option to index files that are opened, which seems to help a little, but...

Thanks
John
Re: "Member declaration not found" but "Open declaration" is fine! [message #1022848 is a reply to message #1021733] Fri, 22 March 2013 12:27 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Hello John,

newer versions of CDT now have a "Code Analysis" function an I guess that the messages you see are coming from this module.

Open Windows -> Preferences -> C/C++ -> Code Analysis and change the setting to suit your needs.


This feature is often called "Codan" and sadly there is no documentation about this module within the CDT documentation Sad

At least there is a short paragraph in this document about Codan:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/User/NewIn80

regards,
Klaus
Re: "Member declaration not found" but "Open declaration" is fine! [message #1022858 is a reply to message #1022848] Fri, 22 March 2013 12:53 Go to previous message
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Ah - thank you. I've looked in there and got rid of all the "unresolved" bits. There seems to be a problem resolving uint16_t and other types like that and, as a result, any functions, constructors etc that involve those types show as unresolved too.
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