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Re: [cdt-dev] CDT Indexer not properly indexing Boost > 1.36
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I would be happy to file a bug report but I don't know what is going
wrong between the 2 versions of boost so the included code is about
the best I can do. I am open to suggestions to help get you closer
though. Log files from the Indexer perhaps?
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Mike Jackson mike.jackson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
BlueQuartz Software www.bluequartz.net
Principal Software Engineer Dayton, Ohio
On Oct 14, 2009, at 10:54 AM, Schorn, Markus wrote:
Please file a bug report. To save some of my time it'd be great if you
can extract a self-contained example (idependent of boost 1.40) that
illustrates
the issue.
Markus.
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Subject: [cdt-dev] CDT Indexer not properly indexing Boost > 1.36
Importance: Low
From a post I made on the CDT newsgroup and hoping to get
some more comments here:
Boost Version 1.39 gives the indexer fits where Boost 1.36
does not.
Unfortunately I have to use Boost 1.39 in order to build
universal binaries for OS X. If one of the CDT indexer
developers would like to play around with Boost for a bit and
maybe come up with a reason as to why it is failing that
would be great.
in the Example code (included below), down in the "main"
method, if I type "t->" and hit the "ctrl-space" for code
completion suggestions, I will get "setMyIntger(int)" as one
of the suggestions if I use boost 1.36. If I use Boost 1.39
or boost 1.40 then I will not get any suggestions.
Indexer results for Boost 1.36
Indexed 'Test' (1 sources, 189 headers) in 2.12 sec: 13,649
declarations; 22,479 references; 0 unresolved inclusions; 0
syntax errors; 23 unresolved names (0.06%)
Indexer Results for Boost 1.40
Indexed 'Test' (1 sources, 147 headers) in 2.40 sec: 12,792
declarations; 20,940 references; 0 unresolved inclusions; 0
syntax errors; 13 unresolved names (0.04%)
Any help on why the indexer is failing would be just
awesome.. Or maybe this whole thing should be put into a bug report?
Here is my example Code:
//-- Boost Includes
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>
#include <boost/weak_ptr.hpp>
/**
* @brief Creates a static method that returns a NULL
pointer wrapped in a
* boost::shared_ptr<>
* @param thisClass The name of the class.
*/
#define MXA_NULL_SHARED_POINTER(thisClass)\
static Pointer NullPointer(void) { \
return Pointer(static_cast<thisClass*>(NULL));\
}
/**
* @brief Creates some basic typedefs that can be used
throughout the code to
* reference the class.
*/
#define MXA_SHARED_POINTERS(thisClass)\
typedef thisClass Self;\
typedef boost::shared_ptr< Self > Pointer;\
typedef boost::shared_ptr<const Self > ConstPointer;\
typedef boost::weak_ptr< thisClass > WeakPointer;\
typedef boost::weak_ptr< thisClass > ConstWeakPointer;\
MXA_NULL_SHARED_POINTER(thisClass)
/**
* @brief Creates a "setter" method to set the property.
*/
#define MXA_SET_PROPERTY_m(type, prpty) \
void set##prpty(type value) { this->m_##prpty = value; }
/**
* @brief Creates a "getter" method to retrieve the value of
the property.
*/
#define MXA_GET_PROPERTY_m(type, prpty) \
type get##prpty() { return m_##prpty; }
#define MXA_INSTANCE_PROPERTY_m(type, prpty)\
private:\
type m_##prpty;\
public:\
MXA_SET_PROPERTY_m(type, prpty)\
MXA_GET_PROPERTY_m(type, prpty)
//
--------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
//
//
--------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
class Test
{
MXA_SHARED_POINTERS(Test)
~Test() {}
MXA_INSTANCE_PROPERTY_m(int, MyInteger);
protected:
Test() {}
private:
Test(const Test&); // Copy Constructor Not Implemented
void operator=(const Test&); // Operator '=' Not Implemented };
//
--------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
//
//
--------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
int main() {
Test::Pointer t = Test::New();
t->
return 0;
}
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Mike Jackson mike.jackson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
BlueQuartz Software www.bluequartz.net
Principal Software Engineer Dayton, Ohio
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