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Re: [cdt-dev] Help request to resolve a CDT bug related to macro handling

Hi Tibor,

There is a zipped p2 repo of the nightly build here:
https://hudson.eclipse.org/hudson/job/cdt-master-maint/

You can use that to upgrade an existing CDT 8.0.x or install in an existing Eclipse installation.
A full EPP package (Eclipse + CDT) containing the fix will also be available on Monday (RC2).

Marc-Andre

On 26/01/2012 10:53 AM, Bekesi Tibor wrote:
Hi,

@Raphael: Thank you very much for your fix! :)
I am very happy to see that your fix is already committed.

My only question is if there is an 8.0.2 RC version of CDT that I can simply download or shall I check out the sources from Git to test this bugfix?

Best regards,
Tibor

2012/1/17 Raphael Zulliger <zulliger@xxxxxxxx>
Hi

Just by coincidence, today I was searching a bug in our CDT based development environment and it seems that the fix I've found does also fix the two bugs mentioned below. You may want to give my patch a try, which I've attached to https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=284699#c1

Raphael


On 11.01.2012 12:00, Békési Tibor wrote:

Hi,


Our Eclipse development team at Continental AG has been developing an Eclipse CDT based IDE called CATCH that we offer to all of our embedded C developers inside our corporation (only for company internal usage).

The introduction of CATCH IDE has been very successful at many business units until now. However unfortunately we have run into an annoying CDT bug related to the macro symbol handling of CDT that is blocking us currently.

We reported this bug more than two years ago:

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=284699

 

I am trying to describe you this issue below (as short as possible).

Our use case is that our users define macro symbols on different folders of their C projects inside Eclipse CDT IDE and they have a requirement to define the same symbol name with different values on different folders.

But when you define a symbol S on folder A giving it a value e.g. S = 1 and then define the same S symbol with e.g. S = 2 value on folder B (where folder B is another folder on the same path level), then the Eclipse UI (editor, Path and Symbols dialog, etc.) mistakenly displays the same value S = 1 everywhere also under source files under folder B.


There are other bugs that are also related to this issue. For example:

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=237771


We would like to ask for your kind help to investigate and resolve this issue, and of course any hints are highly appreciated. Please inform me if you need any further details or an additional bug report to analyze this problem.


Best regards,

Tibor




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