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Re: Inverted word index not found. Probably you forgot to run 'indexer -Eblob'.
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Re: Inverted word index not found. Probably you forgot to run 'indexer -Eblob'.


  • Subject: Re: Inverted word index not found. Probably you forgot to run 'indexer -Eblob'.
  • From: Andreas Grosam <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 06 Feb 2012 09:45:13 +0100

On Feb 5, 2012, at 5:18 AM, stevens wrote:

> Hi,
> 	I'm a newbie to lists.apple.com.I want to search some keywords in http://search.lists.apple.com.After I have entered "unknown type name virtual" in "Search for" field, "cocoa-dev" in "Listname matches" field,and clicked "Search!" button,I got an error message "Inverted word index not found. Probably you forgot to run 'indexer -Eblob'.".Anyone can tell me how to "indexer -Eblob"?Thanks in advance.
> 		stevens

This seems to be an error in the forum software. Nothing you can do about it - except sending a bug report at
<https://bugreport.apple.com>


Your question seems related to C++. I suspect, you created an Objective-C project and included C++ code into Objective-C.

If you want to mix C++ code with Objective-C - which is possible - you need to make sure you compile with the Objective-C++ compiler. As a quick fix for your (assumed) issue, try to change the extension of the Objective-C files from "m" to "mm", e.g.  foo.m  -> foo.mm. This automatically invokes the Objective-C++ compiler.

There are a few rules and a few quirks regarding the language and regarding the Xcode tools you need to know about when mixing C++ with Objective-C. If you have questions I would suggest to ask or search on the Xcode list or other forums (e.g. stack overflow). Unfortunately, the current documentation of Objective-C language has temporarily cut out the Objective-C++ sections, so you won't find much about it in Apple's documentation.


Andreas
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