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| Re: CDT 2.1 Bug ? All References and All Decleration Retriever not working [message #134704 is a reply to message #134584] |
Wed, 12 January 2005 20:20  |
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Yet there are no discovered paths?
Are the Discovery Options set up to point at the compiler used in your
makefile?
"Sascha" <an@nym.us> wrote in message news:cs3h4n$jp8$1@www.eclipse.org...
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> I checked it is enabled !
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> johnc wrote:
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> > If you run g++ -v on one of your .cpp files, you'll see there are a
bunch of
> > intrinsic include paths that our discovery feature finds for you.
> > I would suggest enabling the Scanner Discovery feature.
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> > Thanks
> > JohnC
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> > "Sascha" <an@nym.us> wrote in message
news:cs2jbq$uc4$1@www.eclipse.org...
> >> Compiler is GNU
> >> Code is 90% C++ (*.cpp and *.h)
> >>
> >> "Include Path and Symobls" is set up with many paths
> >> Discovered Paths are none (make files are external)
> >>
> >> in "Project Paths" :
> >> "Source" only has the entry of the CurrentProject with an
> >> exclusion filter.
> >> "Output" only has the entry of the CurrentProject with an
> >> exclusion filter.
> >> The Rest is empty
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> >>
> >> Did I missconfigure something here ?
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> >>
> >> johnc wrote:
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> >> > Could be either.
> >> > Please describe what your workspace/project looks like.
> >> > - Compiler
> >> > - C vs. C++
> >> > - Are your include paths set up?
> >>
> >> > JC
> >>
> >> > "Sascha" <s@sch.a> wrote in message
news:cs0v6u$7od$1@www.eclipse.org...
> >> >> The message in the Status is "The operation is unavailable on the
> > current
> >> >> selection"
> >> >>
> >> >> Is this a Bug or have I a configuration error ?
> >> >> Thanks for your help ! I really need this feature !
> >> >>
> >> >>
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> >> >>
> >> >>
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