Automatic Project Settings Discovery
Automatically generate project defines and include path settings from the C/C++ Make Project > Discovery Options project settings
C/C++ File Types
Define specific files, especially C++ headers without extensions, using the C/C++ File Types global preference or project property.
Multiple Architecture Project Support
Building for multiple binary formats? Choose the appropriate formats using the Binary Parser project option.
Project Path Configuration
Use the C/C++ Include Paths & Symbols project properties to help limit the project parsing and indexing to only those projects which are relevant.
Outline Follows Includes
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Build Console Colours
More easily detect errors with the colour build console settings
C/C++ Working Set
You can now generate a C/C++ project specific working set.
C/C++ Content Assist
Code editing just got easier with a more full featured content assist!
Completions now provided in the C/C++ editor for:
classes & structure members, local & global variables,
functions, pre-processor defines, pre-processor commands
Editor Hyperlink Navigation
Enable the editor hyperlink navigation and then you can use Ctrl - click to jump to the declaration of an item on the C/C++ editor.
Indexer Error Markers
Enable C/C++ indexing and indexer error reporting in the C/C++ Indexer properties. This helps identify projects missing path configuration information.
Rename Refactoring Support
Use the Outline or the C/C++ Editor Refactor > Rename context menu to refactor class & type names, methods, functions & member names.
Open Type
Use Navigate > Open type (Ctrl-Shift-T) to open up the declaration of C/C++ classes, structures, unions, typedefs, enumerations and namespaces.
C/C++ Browsing Perspective
Use the C/C++ Browsing Perspective to navigate the class and structure members of a particular project.
Automatic Refresh
Configure the default behaviour of the automatic retrieval of shared library and register information in the C/C++ debugger.
