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deepv
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Posted - Aug 31 2004 :  10:45:19 AM  Show Profile
I'm using the current environment (although it doesn't concern my problem):

VA_X.dll file version 10.0.1246.0
MSDev.exe version 6.0.8168.2
WindowsNT 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 1
Platform: Win32 (x86)

More important is the directory structure which has the a main directory, under which all general files reside, like .dsp, stdafx etc.
Inside this directory two subdirs reside: inc (for .h files), & src (for .cpp files).

When browsing .cpp file and pressing the .cpp/.h button, the corresponding .h file is opened, but the other way (.h to .cpp) does not work.

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Posted - Aug 31 2004 :  2:31:37 PM  Show Profile
We are unable to reproduce the problem.

Are both the header and cpp part of your project?

Have you renamed/moved files since last opening of your project?

Do you have multiple files with the same basename of your cpp?
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deepv
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Posted - Sep 01 2004 :  05:32:44 AM  Show Profile
I'm dealing with a very large workspace, which includes about 30 projects.
In the first projects the switch from h to cpp and vise versa works, but it doesn't seem to work in the last projects. It seems like the algorithm performes a pre-mapping of h to cpp, but it lacks memory to map all files. Am I correct?
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schoenherr
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Germany
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Posted - Sep 01 2004 :  06:48:46 AM  Show Profile
deepv:
i don't beleave there is a lack of memory, causing your problem.
we have a workspace with about 110 projects with a realy huge amount of source files and we have no such problems
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Posted - Sep 01 2004 :  3:15:36 PM  Show Profile
Are both source and headers (of the files that do not find corresponding) in your projects? This is usually a problem with VA not being able to determine the correct include/source paths.
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deepv
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Posted - Sep 02 2004 :  03:30:13 AM  Show Profile
Yes. All h and cpp are part of the project.
How can I (the user) afect VA include pathes? What could have gone wrong? Any suggestions how to fix it?
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deepv
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Posted - Sep 02 2004 :  04:56:29 AM  Show Profile
Just to remind: cpp to h works fine. Everytime. It's pitty the h to cpp algorithm is not symmetric.
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feline
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United Kingdom
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Posted - Sep 06 2004 :  2:30:19 PM  Show Profile
using a very small C++ project in .NET 2003 i create two subdirectories, "source" and "include"

grabbing a .cpp and matching .h file from a different project, i put the .cpp file into the source directory, and the .h into the include directory.

i then added both of these to the project, opened the .cpp file via solution explorer, and used alt_o to swap to the .h file. VAX found and opened the .h file just fine.

pressing alt_o again opened the .cpp file in a new window, so i now have two copies of this file open. other than this oddity alt_o is swapping back and forward fine for me.

deepv, are you able to reproduce this in a small test project?

zen is the art of being at one with the two'ness
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deepv
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Posted - Sep 07 2004 :  10:54:59 AM  Show Profile
Can't reproduce this in a small test project. And that's the problem: something in our big workspace caused it (about 6000 files)
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feline
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United Kingdom
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Posted - Sep 07 2004 :  6:28:52 PM  Show Profile
i have seen something quite similar in a big project myself, but that was several builds of VAX ago. i am sure you can understand that impossible to reproduce bugs can be hard to pin down *sigh*

zen is the art of being at one with the two'ness
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deepv
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Posted - Sep 08 2004 :  11:18:23 AM  Show Profile
I wrote before that cpp to h works fine. Why doesn't the other way works? Maybe it's better for you to implement both directions with the same algorithm.
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Posted - Sep 20 2004 :  6:47:49 PM  Show Profile
deepv:
We rewrote the algorithms that search for implementations. The updated algorithms will be part of a beta available soon. Send your license info to [email protected] and we will add you to the beta list.
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Posted - Oct 04 2004 :  3:33:20 PM  Show Profile
Build 1272+ is much better at finding implementations.
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