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Indexer cant find header file [message #1395384]

Sun, 06 July 2014 21:22

Okan Erat

Messages: 1
Registered: July 2014

Junior Member

Dear Eclipse users,

I need to integrate visual studio 6 compiler with eclipse. Thanks to Cmake i had no problem with make files.
However indexer cant find stdio.h
I declared my msvc 6 related header search paths at
Project Properties/ C++ general/ Path and symbols/include section

I can even see that stdio.h is visible at Project Explorer under Includes subfolder of the project. Nevertheless indexer/parser says "unresolved inclusion"

Also what other problems is coming because of using a msvc compiler? (I am using windows platform)

Thanks for reading and your replies.

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Re: Indexer cant find header file [message #1398324 is a reply to message #1395384]

Thu, 10 July 2014 23:58

Missing name Mising name

Messages: 6
Registered: December 2010

Junior Member

Yea, I get this all the time myself. It seems to be the biggest pain in the *** in what is otherwise a great thing. Indeed, I've run into it yet again myself, and I can't fix it either. I have in the past, usually with a lucky Google, but it keeps happening. It seems like a virus that is getting more and more resistent to all the usual treatments.

This seems so oddly prevalent, obvious, etc., that I am really dismayed it isn't a thing of the past!!!!

Most answers start with "do you have gcc installed?". Is it in the right place? Well, I've been using this Eclipse thing for ten years, and I can tell you the answer is "Fix the damn thing!!!" - or did I mean "yes"?!

So frustrated.

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