| Code Assist [message #80514] |
Thu, 18 September 2003 00:05  |
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Originally posted by: barjam.barjam.org
I am not sure if this is a bug, or if this is the right place to talk about
1.2 items. But here goes.
I am currently running 1.2 build 43 (eclipse 2.1.1/Windows XP/Cygwin) and
Code Assist isn't working for me. I get ScannerExceptions in the logs
(can't find string, or stdarg.h etc, but seems to be able to find windows.h
and other headers) yet my project compiles just fine.
I have added all the include directories I could think of in the C++
project/Path and Symbols area thinking that perhaps CDT was looking there.
I should also note that eclipse is unable to right click (in outline) open
the files it complains about with the Scanner.
Great work on the CDT plugin, I have made it my primary C++ editor.
Thanks
James
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| Re: Code Assist [message #80544 is a reply to message #80514] |
Fri, 19 September 2003 12:07  |
| Eclipse User |
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Unfortunately, there are built in preprocessor macros in your compiler, and
I have yet to complete a "troubleshooting" guide to aid developers in
setting this up to work better for them.
That, + Parser/Search bugs == quite a few problems right now.
We're working on it!
"James Hill" <barjam@barjam.org> wrote in message
news:bkbarq$hqr$1@eclipse.org...
> I am not sure if this is a bug, or if this is the right place to talk
about
> 1.2 items. But here goes.
>
> I am currently running 1.2 build 43 (eclipse 2.1.1/Windows XP/Cygwin) and
> Code Assist isn't working for me. I get ScannerExceptions in the logs
> (can't find string, or stdarg.h etc, but seems to be able to find
windows.h
> and other headers) yet my project compiles just fine.
>
> I have added all the include directories I could think of in the C++
> project/Path and Symbols area thinking that perhaps CDT was looking there.
> I should also note that eclipse is unable to right click (in outline) open
> the files it complains about with the Scanner.
>
> Great work on the CDT plugin, I have made it my primary C++ editor.
>
> Thanks
> James
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>
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