| Question - Indexing versus Perspectives [message #268211] |
Thu, 29 January 2009 16:16  |
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Hello;
I am posting here hoping that someone will point me in the right
direction.
First OMG Eclipse is fantastic. I am only using the editor features
at this point but having compare history built-in, and outline, and
call heirarchy is fantastic..
Now to my problems however minor.
I am programming for 8051 targets with Keil Compiler. So there are
a number of keywords that are not recognized and indexed by Eclipse.
I want to modify Eclipse so it understands the language variances and
indexes them so the outliner and call heirarchy function properly.
Let me state here, that what the indexer misses does not show up in the
outliner or call heirarchy. For example:
a function prototype for an ISR
void isr_interrupt0(void);
the corresponding function declaration for an ISR (this is KEIL C51!)
void isr_interrupt0(void) interrupt VECTOR12
{
}
So what is seen in the indexer is the prototype (I think because it passes
the ANSI C syntax and I am using a C/C++ perspective)...BUT the
declaration
is not shown in the outline view because of the (I believe) unrecognized
keywords or formatting of the function declaration.
Where do I address this issue? Is this done by creating a perspective? Or
is there some underlying indexer stuff that I need to modify...I saw a
video
presentation on the CDT where the guys said the indexer is custom
built...I just dont have a good block diagram of how this all fits
together..Where do I find that?
Cheers,
Rob
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