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BUG [message #1798769]

Fri, 23 November 2018 18:33

Anne Creek

Messages: 275
Registered: September 2014

Senior Member

I am finally getting some intelligent repose from IDE
Like to submit a big , but found the process "unresponsive".
Can some administrator do me a favour and pass this to bugzilla?
Appreciate that.
Details may follow , there are more "bugs" , if this post gets accepted / reacted on in positive manner.

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[Updated on: Fri, 23 November 2018 18:34]

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Re: BUG [message #1798857 is a reply to message #1798769]

Mon, 26 November 2018 16:40

Hannes Vogt

Messages: 6
Registered: July 2018

Junior Member

I could post a bug report for you, but I'd need some more information. The picture in the attachment doesn't tell a lot. What's exactly the problem? How can we reproduce the issue?

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Re: BUG [message #1798879 is a reply to message #1798857]

Mon, 26 November 2018 23:34

Anne Creek

Messages: 275
Registered: September 2014

Senior Member

I get this "report" after I open Eclipse, before I do anything else.
It is usually less that 100 lines and sometime it has entry indicating how it started.
Sometime it gets "updated" during actual compilation of the C++ code.
If I clear it - similar output will happen over and over again.

I suspect it must be part of "TCF" automatically locating / starting TCF Agent.
TCF Agent (IP) is always correctly "found" using WiFi.

I am unable to successfully run TCF Agent on Raspberry Pi Zero and this always appears when trying to run TCF on RPi Zero - hence part of the larger issue.

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Re: BUG [message #1798896 is a reply to message #1798879]

Tue, 27 November 2018 06:58

Hannes Vogt

Messages: 6
Registered: July 2018

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I think it is important to share which version of eclipse and which plugins you are using. Additionally, which steps did you follow to setup the projects.

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Re: BUG [message #1798946 is a reply to message #1798896]

Tue, 27 November 2018 18:59

Anne Creek

Messages: 275
Registered: September 2014

Senior Member

I stated using the latest Eclipse 2018-09 .
I used plain New C++ "Hello world" process I have been using for about 5 years since I started with Eclipse. Nothing fancy. No plug-in!

Last version I used was Oxygen and I switched to 2018-09 because Oxygen is "obsolete".
Never had so many issues with Eclipse as of now.
It looks as nobody does any tests before releasing the product.
BTW the "new naming " stinks - it does not tell version.
If this -09 is first release users should know that and wait for next REAL - debugged version !

[Updated on: Tue, 27 November 2018 19:05]

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Re: BUG [message #1799020 is a reply to message #1798946]

Wed, 28 November 2018 19:30

Hannes Vogt

Messages: 6
Registered: July 2018

Junior Member

Still this is not enough information. I downloaded a clean CDT 2018-09 and tried a Managed C++ project -> Hello World C++ project and everything looks fine on my system. I also tried a CMake Hello World project and it works as well. So please describe step by step what you are doing (starting from which OS you are running on). Otherwise it is not possible to help.

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