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Sun, 02 February 2014 16:54

Eclipse User

How come when I include header files like stdio.h, which compile just fine, eclipse shows a little question mark that says "unresolved inclusion"?

Re: unresolved inclusion [message #1239205 is a reply to message #1238917]

Mon, 03 February 2014 11:39

Eclipse User

http://help.eclipse.org/juno/index.jsp?topic=%2Forg.eclipse.cdt.doc.user%2Fconcepts%2Fcdt_c_before_you_begin.htm

Re: unresolved inclusion [message #1239374 is a reply to message #1239205]

Mon, 03 February 2014 22:29

Eclipse User

Can you provide more details?

Re: unresolved inclusion [message #1239441 is a reply to message #1239374]

Tue, 04 February 2014 03:03

Eclipse User

You should perform the actions described in "Before you begin" in C/C++ development guide? If you did not perform these actions, it could explain why "stdio.h" and stiff are unresolved.

Thanks,
Yevgeny

Re: unresolved inclusion [message #1398331 is a reply to message #1239441]

Thu, 10 July 2014 20:10

Eclipse User

Yevgeny,

Yes, I have. I was running Ubuntu 13.04 with Eclipse/CDT 3.8.1, and it worked fine. Then, I updated to Ubuntu 13.10. Before, now, still have GCC and G++. Why is it broken now?!

Why is it that this is so damn fragile? I even put in the include dirs (which are the usual /usr/include/c++/4. Cool

? I just fixed the "unresolved inclusion" error for the indexer, but even after Index/Rebuild and Index/Freshen All Files, I'm still getting "Type 'std::string' could not be resolved" messages! And the damn thing compiles and runs correctly!!!

What is it that 99% of Eclipse users are missing here?

(Yes, it is my frustration speaking here. Please, don't take anything personal here! It just seems this should be worked out by now...)

Re: unresolved inclusion [message #1398605 is a reply to message #1398331]

Fri, 11 July 2014 06:01

Eclipse User

Quote:

Then, I updated to Ubuntu 13.10.

That is an important information.

Quote:

Before, now, still have GCC and G++.

Yes, but you have a different version and thus the header files reside in a different directory!

This should help:
https://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/User/FAQ#I_installed_a_new_version_of_my_compiler_but_old_include_paths_of_old_compiler_are_still_there_under_.22Paths_and_Symbols.22_in_project_properties._I_cannot_get_rid_of_them.21_What_do_I_edit_to_remove_the_old_paths_by_hand.3F

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