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Adequat
Tomato Guru
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 Posted - Aug 27 2009 : 1:14:53 PM
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Apparently, all headers like:
#include <someHeader.h> are ignored.
Only
#include "someHeader.h" are parsed.
What can I do to tell VA to parse <headers.h>?
For instance, something like printf is unknown to VA.
And recently I included some quicktime stuff like:
#include <QTML.h>
Still unparsed :-(
Of course, I tried to rebuilt the VA database several times, without help.
Using #1727 and now #1731
Thanks
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sean
Whole Tomato Software
USA
2817 Posts |
Posted - Aug 27 2009 : 9:05:34 PM
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| On the Projects | C/C++ Directories page of the VA Options, what platform do you have selected? Does the directories list for the selected platform look appropriate? |
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Adequat
Tomato Guru
182 Posts |
Posted - Aug 28 2009 : 02:23:23 AM
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Thanks, that what this.
BTW, in the custom directory list, I wish there could be a way to specify "folder + sub-folders". |
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sean
Whole Tomato Software
USA
2817 Posts |
Posted - Aug 28 2009 : 12:42:08 PM
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Can you describe why you are using the custom list?
Do you alternate between custom and Win32?
Are you using Visual Studio only as an editor and not for builds?
The reason VA doesn't do automatic sub-folder traversal is that the compiler doesn't do it either. Usually if the environment is set up for compilation to work, then VA will find what you expect it to find.
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Adequat
Tomato Guru
182 Posts |
Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 4:54:18 PM
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The setting was "Custom", I don't know why. Just setting it back to "Win32" was the solution.
And you are right about the reason why VA doesn't do automatic sub-folder.
Subject is closed :-)
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#include <someHeader.h> ignored
