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Indexing problem after debugging [message #1800609]

Thu, 03 January 2019 09:32

Eclipse User

Hi

I am working on a simple c++ project, (mnist project that uses libtorch library) using a version of eclipse installed in Ubuntu 18.04:

Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers
Version: 2018-09 (4.9.0)
Build id: 20180917-1800

I imported a CMake project, generated using cmake-gui ide. Initially the indexing was working fine, and I could build and run my project.

Once I entered the debug mode, almost all indexing are broken. I tried index->rebuild, but it did not help. Indeed, I noticed that, during the indexer rebuild, some progress bar was shown, and now, when I execute the index->rebuild, the progress bar is not shown. I did not changed any project/workspace/index settings, at least not on purpose anyway. I searched about this and the only solution that I found is suggests to delete the project and create it again, which does not make sense to do every time that this problem happens. I need to add that I still can build and run the project, though indexing is not working. I also looked through ~/eclipse-workspace/.metadata/.log (see the attached file), but nothing helpful.

I appreciate any help or comment.

Thanks,

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Re: Indexing problem after debugging [message #1800680 is a reply to message #1800609]

Sat, 05 January 2019 00:14

Eclipse User

What do you mean with "the indexer is broken"? What do you expect (but don't) see happening?

Re: Indexing problem after debugging [message #1800736 is a reply to message #1800680]

Mon, 07 January 2019 09:37

Eclipse User

Attached is what I see, and additionally when I move my mouse on each of the functions, I get "function xxxx could not be resolved", i.e. the "Open Declaration" does not work. I need to mention that all these indexing were working before going into the debug mode, and I was able to "Open Declaration" for any function.

index.php/fa/34621/0/

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[Updated on: Mon, 07 January 2019 09:39] by Moderator

Re: Indexing problem after debugging [message #1800741 is a reply to message #1800736]

Mon, 07 January 2019 10:43

Eclipse User

It seems that the "includes" are not being found. What does it say when you put your mouse over the "includes"? Also, expand the "Includes" folder on the project manager. What do you see there?

Re: Indexing problem after debugging [message #1800743 is a reply to message #1800741]

Mon, 07 January 2019 10:48

Eclipse User

When I move the mouse on the include, I see "Unresolved inclusion: <torch/torch.h>". and in the include folder I see:
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Re: Indexing problem after debugging [message #1844146 is a reply to message #1800743]

Thu, 02 September 2021 22:13

Eclipse User

I get the following error

Indexed 'uart_echo' (5 sources, 2 headers) in 0.046 sec: 46 declarations; 620 references; 5 unresolved inclusions; 0 syntax errors; 14 unresolved names (2.1%)

Again, no errors before I started JTAG debugging.

Could it be something with the way include files paths are specified?

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