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Can't navigate through the code [message #114674]

Sun, 08 August 2004 05:41

Eclipse User

I am working with Eclipse3 and CDT2.0.
I am working on windows but my project is on Solaris (I mounted to it and
I can see in in windows from the z driver). I brought the project to
Eclipse and I compiled it with remote compilation. The compilation
succeeded. When I try to navigate through the code with the Open
Declaration feature or with pressing F3 I keep getting the message: "The
operation is unavailable on the current selection" and the navigation
fails.
Do you have any idea what should I do?
Does it relate to the parser I use ? Since I work on windows, I uses the
PE Windows parser or the Cygwin PE Parser. Should I use the Elf Parser,
because I compile on Solaris?

Re: Can't navigate through the code [message #114770 is a reply to message #114674]

Mon, 09 August 2004 09:34

Eclipse User

"Guy" <Guy.Milman@comverse.com> wrote in message
news:cf4sh7$lti$1@eclipse.org...
> I am working with Eclipse3 and CDT2.0.
> I am working on windows but my project is on Solaris (I mounted to it and
> I can see in in windows from the z driver). I brought the project to
> Eclipse and I compiled it with remote compilation. The compilation
> succeeded. When I try to navigate through the code with the Open
> Declaration feature or with pressing F3 I keep getting the message: "The
> operation is unavailable on the current selection" and the navigation
> fails.
> Do you have any idea what should I do?

Are your include paths set up properly? Does F3 work on any element in
your source?

> Does it relate to the parser I use ? Since I work on windows, I uses the
> PE Windows parser or the Cygwin PE Parser. Should I use the Elf Parser,
> because I compile on Solaris?

No - F3 uses the parser on the source, not the compiled binaries.

>
>

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