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Ignored include paths when using manual makefile [message #1403807]

Sun, 27 July 2014 21:08

Anthony rainbow-eagle

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Registered: July 2014

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Hello,

I am developping a software using a peculiar toolchain (kallistiOS for dreamcast) in a peculiar environment (Cygwin32).
Everything is perfectly functional and I get to successfully compile code using a terminal and makefiles.

By now, I would like to set up Eclipse Kepler's content assist (code highlighting, code completion etc.) in order to facilitate the development.

I created a CDT project that uses a manually provided makefile and I manage to compile the code as needed, just like it was done before the use of Eclipse.

Nevertheless, Eclipse does not "assist" the development at all since it has no idea about the very specific header files I include (those are marked "unresolved inclusion").

Hence, I manually added several include directories to my project properties (Properties > C/C++ General > Paths and Symbols > "Includes" tab)
(I also added some library paths in a similar way)

Those include and library paths added, nothing seems to have changed (the "unresolved inclusion" mark is still present and the Project Explorer view does not display the include path I added).

I do not understand how to have Eclipse considering those include paths and therefore kindly request assistance.

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Re: Ignored include paths when using manual makefile [message #1403903 is a reply to message #1403807]

Mon, 28 July 2014 14:10

Doug Schaefer

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Registered: July 2009

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I've seen some odd behaviour similar to that as I experimented with new toolchains. I'd suggest raising a bug for this. Any include path put into the Includes tab should be considered.

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