| Re: [cdt-dev] ICproject.getReferences(Ibinding), exist something similar? |
Thanks you very much Markus for your quick answer. Great document! ------------------------------------------------------ BMW EF-612, Softwareentwicklung und -test Tel: +49-89-382-21886 Daniel.Barrientos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Von: cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Schorn, Markus Below is a link to an overview on how to access information about c/c++ code, it contains a few code examples that may be helpful: http://wiki.eclipse.org/images/c/c7/CDT_APIs_for_code_introspection.pdf Markus. From: cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Daniel.Barrientos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Hello everyone, I am using CDT parser to implement some Code Static Analysis in my project. But now I am facing a problem. I have a header file that defines: Header.h Void Function1(); Void Function2(); I also have 2 c files: Cfile1.c Void whatever1(){ Funtion1(); } Cfile2.c Void whatever2(){ Funtion2(); } I want to detect if functions are used to determine if code can be optimized: Until now I use for example: IBinding functionname_binding=function.getName().resolveBinding(); Cfile1.getTraslationUnit().getAST().getReference(functionname_binding) That works when I analyse Cfile1 or Cfile2. So I ask: Ist everyfunction declared in header used in TranslationUnit that we analyse now? But I would like to ask CDT: Ist everyfunction declared in header used in the project that we analyse now? Unfortunately, I didn’t find a method like Cproject.getReferences(Ibinding) and when I make: For all translation_unit: tunit.getAST().getReference(functionname_binding) it does not work because functionname_binding is the instance created previously to make the loop. Can you help me on this?? Thanks Daniel ------------------------------------------------------ BMW EF-612, Softwareentwicklung und -test Tel: +49-89-382-21886 Daniel.Barrientos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx |