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Multiple "could not be resolved" problems [message #1230316] Sat, 11 January 2014 16:50 Go to next message
William Christie is currently offline William ChristieFriend
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Hi,

I have recently installed (the latest builds of) 'Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers' and minGW to help me to get back into C++ after a long time away.

I have added "-std=c++11" to "Other flags" at C/C++ Build/Settings/Tool Settings/GCC C++ Compiler/Miscellaneous

I have a small program utilising a number of C++11 features (e.g. using the chrono library, .emplace_back).

After Run I get multiple unresolved issues in the Problems window, as Pasted below).

Interestingly, the program does compile and run ok.

1) With this, is there something I'm not setting up in Eclipse to resolve these issues?

2) While it might not apply to this forum, is there still an issue with the 'to_string()' function e.g. the following extract does not compile:

window.setTitle("Bullets on screen: " + to_string(bullets.size()) + " currentSlice: " + to_string(currentSlice) + " FT: " + to_string(ft) + " FPS: " + to_string(fps));


Thanks.



Description Resource Path Location Type
Symbol 'duration' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 19 Semantic Error
Function 'now' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 143 Semantic Error
Function 'duration_cast' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 160 Semantic Error
Function 'now' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 158 Semantic Error
Symbol 'chrono' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 8 Semantic Error
Type 'std::centi' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 20 Semantic Error
Type 'std::chrono::seconds' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 24 Semantic Error
Type 'std::time_t' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 48 Semantic Error
Symbol 'duration' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 47 Semantic Error
Function 'now' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 44 Semantic Error
Function 'now' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 39 Semantic Error
Type 'std::chrono::system_clock' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 38 Semantic Error
Function 'end' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 214 Semantic Error
Symbol 'time_point' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 38 Semantic Error
Function 'end' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 212 Semantic Error
Type 'milli' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 161 Semantic Error
Method 'count' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 161 Semantic Error
Symbol 'duration_cast' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 160 Semantic Error
Symbol 'duration' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 161 Semantic Error
Method 'count' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 51 Semantic Error
Symbol 'duration_cast' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 30 Semantic Error
Method 'count' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 30 Semantic Error
Function 'to_time_t' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 48 Semantic Error
Method 'count' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 32 Semantic Error
Function 'ctime' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 50 Semantic Error
Method 'count' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 33 Semantic Error
Symbol 'duration' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 22 Semantic Error
Invalid arguments '
Candidates are:
__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<Bullet *,std::vector<Bullet,std::allocator<Bullet>>> erase(__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<Bullet *,std::vector<Bullet,std::allocator<Bullet>>>)
__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<Bullet *,std::vector<Bullet,std::allocator<Bullet>>> erase(__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<Bullet *,std::vector<Bullet,std::allocator<Bullet>>>, __gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<Bullet *,std::vector<Bullet,std::allocator<Bullet>>>)
' Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 212 Semantic Error
Symbol 'ratio' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 22 Semantic Error
Invalid arguments '
Candidates are:
#0 remove_if(#0, #0, #1)
' Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 212 Semantic Error
Symbol 'duration_cast' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 28 Semantic Error
Method 'count' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 28 Semantic Error
Method 'emplace_back' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 191 Semantic Error
Symbol 'ratio' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 19 Semantic Error
Symbol 'duration' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 20 Semantic Error
Symbol 'duration' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 21 Semantic Error
Function 'begin' could not be resolved Test2.cpp /Test2/src line 212 Semantic Error
Symbol 'ratio' could not be resolved chronotest.cpp /chronotest/src line 21 Semantic Error

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Re: Multiple "could not be resolved" problems [message #1231107 is a reply to message #1230316] Mon, 13 January 2014 21:18 Go to previous message
William Christie is currently offline William ChristieFriend
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Registered: January 2014
Junior Member
I found working solutions to these problems (thanks to Nabla and Google):

"Go to Project -> Properties -> C/C++ General -> Preprocessor Include Paths, Macros, etc. -> Providers -> CDT GCC built-in compiler settings, deactivate Use global provider shared between projects and add the command line argument -std=c++11.

The eclipse live code analysis does not share the same settings with the build compiler. You can also change the setting globally (not just for the project) in Window -> Preferences -> C/C++ -> Build -> Settings -> CDT GCC Built-in Compiler Settings."

As for the "to_string" function being not recognised I found out that in order to get this function to work in minGW you (currently) have to download using the minGW w64 fork (after reading links such as gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=52015 then using the links in rioki.org/2013/10/16/mingw-w64.html).

Hope this helps others.

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