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Re: [ptp-user] Specifying remote include directories for remote build
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Dave,
I thought scanner discovery was supposed to work this out
automatically, but it may be some limitation of the remote project.
Maybe Chris can shed some more light. Can you post the error messages
you're seeing?
Thanks,
Greg
On Jan 16, 2009, at 1:04 PM, Dave Wootton wrote:
I have a remote C project that I have created with my own makefiles.
After
I created it, the source files show up as I expected. However, in the
xterm where I started the remote server/index process, I see a bunch
of
messages from the indexer complaining about unresolved symbol names,
such
as MPI_Comm (which is defined in /opt/ibmhpc/ppe.poe/include/mpi.h).
If I
open a source file in the remote editor, highlight a MPI_Comm then
right
click and select declarations, I get no matches. I think this is
related
to the error messages frm the indexer.
I tried adding /opt/ibmhpc/ppe.poe/include to the remote include
directory
list in the project properties but that doesn't seem to help. One
thing
that I might be doing wrong is that the remote include path panel only
gives me choices for Assembler, GCC. G++ and UPC while I am using xlc.
When I created the project as a makefile project, I did not select a
toolchain, because of the problems I had a couple months ago with
remote
project hangs, so I get whatever the default is.
Am I doing something wrong to cause the indexer to not find mpi.h?
Dave
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