| Basic built in includes missing after updating OSX [message #1443552] |
Sun, 12 October 2014 23:17  |
 Mawero Kumabe
Messages: 3
Registered: October 2014 |
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Hi everybody. I'm pretty new to Eclipse.
I'm using Eclipse Luna CDT in mac and after updating to OSX Mavericks it no longer adds built in includes to basic libraries folders.
I've tried some possible solutions that i've found around the internet but none of them works for me.
For example, when creating a "Hello World" project with MacOS GCC no automatic includes are generated and "#include <iostream>" line throws "unresolved inclusion".
I've tried reinstalling eclipse, changing the workspace, restored Preferences to defaults, in Preferences -> C/C++ General -> Preprocesor include paths -> CDT Built in Compiler settings are added for GNU C++ (also in providers), also tried clearing the entries and reopening eclipse, rebooting the computer, etc.
(I've also tried moving the "GCC Built in Compiler Settings" provider to the top of the list and rebuilt and re-resolved unresolved includes in the C/C++ Index)
What more should i try?
If I deleted something, why restoring the preferences to defaults doesn't work?
Thanks in advance for any information ^^
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