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Can't generate AST correctly when parsing a C source code(written on Windows) under Linux [message #904220]

Tue, 28 August 2012 03:03

Jason Qiang

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Registered: August 2012

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I have a C source code which is written in Windows EOL: '\r\n'.
When I want to get the AST under Linux in my plug-in project like this:

IASTTranslationUnit tu = xxx.getASTTranslationUnit(cEditor);
tu.accept(myVisitor);

I can only get the top function declaration from my visitor.
But if I replace all '\r\n' with '\r', i will get the right AST.

My question is:
Can I handle this with some extra CDT flags/options?
Or this situation is not supported by CDT and I have to convert it in some other ways by myself just as what i did above.

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