Re: [ptp-user] Remote C++ projects

["Biddiscombe, John A." <biddisco@xxxxxxx>]

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When I create a synchronized project I guess I would have to install all the included header files on my computer, so that the parser is able to check the function calls.
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I use synchronized projects to develop on some custom IO nodes of a BGQ - the hardware on those nodes is different from my local machine - a bunch of headers are not available locally. The synchronized project setup allows me to edit files locally, see most of the syntax auto completion etc, for the headers that are not available, eclipse marks some stuff as bad, but you can just ignore it. I then just edit and save the files - they are synced remotely and then I make the project using a separate terminal. I never build locally at all.

It works very well indeed  -and I'm really grateful to the developers as it has saved me a ton of time. Thanks PTP people.

JB