I am working in webkit with Eclipse CDT as IDE, there are some classes under #if ENABLE(VIDEO) but eclipse does not index it. It thinks that they are unused blocks, is there any way by which I can tell eclipse to index everything?
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I am working in webkit with Eclipse CDT as IDE, there are some classes under #if ENABLE(VIDEO) but eclipse does not index it. It thinks that they are unused blocks, is there any way by which I can tell eclipse to index everything?
Not sure about the solution you suggested, but there’s another:
Open your project’s properties, go to
C/C++ General->Path and Symbols->Symbols, make sure you haveConfigurationset toAll configurationsand then add there any preprocessor symbols you’d like to have defined.