as stated in the title.
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thanks to all of you for your kindness. I’ve finally solved my problem. I’ve tried all the methods stated above but to no avail (because I didn’t provide enough details, sorry).
I found that because my current project is dependent on another project, and somehow eclipse doesn’t build the dependency of the project automatically. So for anybody facing the same problem as I was, each time you make changes to the dependencies of your project, make sure the changes is propagated to all other projects that are dependent on it.
Furthermore, it seems like eclipse’s editor uses different dependency view from the compiler. That’s why it doesn’t show any error while the compiler failed to compile due to dependency issues.