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[cdt-dev] "Managed Make projects treat the entire project as a source folder." - still true?
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Hello folks,
I found this sentence in the documentation, in
"C/C++ Development User Guide" --> "Tasks" --> "Searching the CDT" -->
"Setting Source Folders"
in the first paragraph it says
"Note that source folders can only be currently used with Standard Make
projects. Managed Make projects treat the entire project as a source
folder."
A simple test indicated the contrary:
- Create a managed make C project.
- Create a source folder and place a main.c source file with the main
function in it.
- Create a header "funca.h" in the source folder with a sample function
definition (void funca(char* str))
- Create a header "funcb.h" directly in the project, defining, say, void
funcb(char* str)
- In the main() function write func and then get content assist
(ctrl-space)
The list has a suggestion for funca, but not for funcb.
Should the above sentences be removed from the docs?
Thanks,
Norbert