| CDT cannot resolve functions from std::chrono? [message #743549] |
Fri, 21 October 2011 15:14 |
 Edward 
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Registered: October 2011 |
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I am pretty new to recent releases of Eclipse (used mostly VS in the past few years) and am running into some misbehaviours(?). I am trying to use std::chrono in Eclipse Indigo SR1 (downloaded from eclipse.org) running on Ubuntu 11.04 (gcc 4.5.2). I am able to compile and run (with -std=c++0x) but Eclipse gives an error (cannot resolve function) with all std::chrono related functions I am using (like system_clock). If I replace it with the boost versions, I do not have such problems.
Any insight to why this might be happening and any suggested workarounds. I have only tried one which is to add the preprocessor symbol "__GXX_EXPERIMENTAL_CXX0X__" (this symbol is activated by the switch -std=c++0x) hoping that Eclipse will parse <chrono> correctly, but I am having no luck there.
Thanks.
*edit*
It looks it doesn't work for std::array either. Perhaps all c++0x libraries?
*edit2*
Sigh, it is now working for std::array. Note that I have been coding, not trying to fix the problem.
*edit3*
Everything is fine now, I did switch on parsing for unused header files, so maybe that did the trick.
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