Re: [cdt-dev] Sorry, still search question

[Leon Pollak <leonp@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Tuesday 09 November 2004 15:17, cebarne2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> We have similar problems here.  As it was explained to me, functions that
> do not return ANSI C standard types are not supported by the parser yet (at
> least for goto declaration searches).  If (plrvw_FindPCI()) returns
> boolean, that is not ANSI C standard.
Yes, I remember your post. 
But, unfortunately, this is not my case, as the function is declared (and 
prototyped) as following:

int plrvw_FindPCI();

 and returns 0 on success.

Thanks.

> I hope this is supported soon.  And, please correct me if I am
> misinterpreting the issue.
>
> Chad Barnes
> Rockwell Collins Inc.
>
>
>
>              Leon Pollak
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>                     rg
>
> John Camelon wrote:
> >Selection Search currently does not work for macro definitions/usage.
>
> John, thanks a lot for the clarification.
>
> But I have the very similar problem with functions too. I was sure that
> this
> is somehow connected...:-(
>
>              I have a text, for example:
>
> if (plrvw_FindPCI())
>              return(-1);
>
> 1. How can I jump to the plrvw_FindPCI() code(body), which resides in
> another
> file pci.c of this project? F3 (and all other search functions on right
> mouse
> button) returns error message in status line.
> 2. Is there any way to jump to the plrvw_FindPCI() prototype, which resides
> in
> plrvw.h file included?
>
> --
>
> > Hello, all.
> >    I run Eclipse 3.0.1 and CDT 2.0.2 on RH9/GTK.
> >    I have an ordinary C-project (Linux driver) with 3 files as a
> > managed build.
> > All indexing options are ON.
> >
> >    File myinclude.h contains:
> > #define RD_DE_REG      10
> >    File myc.c contains somewhere in the code:
> > f = open(Dev, RD_DE_REG);
> >
> >    If I put a cursor on RD_DE_REG and press F3 (open declaration), I
> > see search
> > panel for a while and then the text "the operation is unavailable for
>
> the
>
> > current selection" in the status bar appears in red.
> >    The same result is for Gtrl-G.
> >    If I do Ctrl-H and ask to search for RD_DE_REG in the workspace for
>
> all
>
> > occurrences in C/C++ tab, I receive only one reference to the
>
> myinclude.h
>
> > file.
> >    The behavior is the same with function declarations/usage.
> >
> >    The thing seem to be very basic, therefore I am sure I missed
> > something very
> > basic too.
> >
> >    I shall be very thankful for any help...
> >
> > --
> > Leon Pollak
> > leonp at plris dot com
>
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Dr.Leon M.Pollak
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PLR Information Systems Ltd.
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