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[cdt-dev] How to tell the indexer to ignore special modifying keywords?
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Dear
folks,
at the moment, I act
as an embassador for CDT and try to promote the features of CDT to people that
still use
archaic development
tools. Among them is an embedded group that uses special C
compilers.
These compilers
support different memory models that older folks from might know from old DOS
teams
(tiny, compact, huge
and so forth). These memory models may handle different kinds of pointers at
the
same time. This
results in having modifiers (i.e. keywords "far", "near", and "huge") to
distinguish pointer
types.
Unfortunately, the
indexer does not know them and indicates "Syntax errors" (see picture
below).
Is there a way to
tell CDT that I have a special dialect of C with these
modifiers?
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Dr.
Nils Hagge
Projektleiter
Vorfeld
Siemens AG
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