Hi Aparna,
What kind of managed
project are you creating? Is that a standard Gnu project type/tool-chain shipped
with CDT or some custom project-type/tool-chain?
In case this is a
standard gnu project-type, you should see default includes if your gcc and
cygpath locations are included in the PATH.
If this is some custom
project-type/tool-chain, make sure you have specified the appropriate scanner
discovery profile in your tool-chain definition. The scannerConfigDiscoveryProfileId
attribute of your toolChain should be set to the id of the scanner discovery
profile to be used.
Thanks,
Mikhail
From:
cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Aparna Argade
Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005
11:41 AM
To: cdt-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [cdt-dev] Default
Includes not seen in C/C++ projects view
Hi,
When I create a Managed make C project, I should see
“Includes” folder under my project folder in C/C++ perspective. But
I am not able to see the Includes folder. I have restored all settings under
“Window -> preferences-> C/C++” to Defaults. The rest all
settings in this page are also default.
I have eclipse sdk 3.1.1 and cdt sdk 3.0.1.
I have cygwin and cygwin/bin is included in Path
variable.
If I go to C/C++ Build property page and add some
path under GCC C Compiler-> Directories-> Include paths option then only
I see Includes folder under my project folder. But here also I see only
manually added path, I do not see default paths taken by the compiler.
Can you suggest me a possible cause of this problem?
What should I do to see default Includes in C/C++ view?
Thanks & Regards,
Aparna