Re: No include file list?
Re: No include file list?
- Subject: Re: No include file list?
- From: Chris Hanson <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 9 Jul 2006 20:42:13 -0700
On Jul 9, 2006, at 7:41 PM, Bob Currier wrote:
However, the lone .cpp file seems to not be putting anything into the
dependency tree (it doesn't always compile when it should and symbol
definition lookups don't work), and the "#" menu contains none of the
include files that are actually included. In fact the menu is
disabled.
So it's obviously a setting I'm missing for the .cpp file, but when I
look at the settings for .cpp files in the preferences, it seems to
match the .c files.
First, make sure your .cpp file is a member of the target that you
want it to be a part of. Secondly, try building the release
configuration of your target; this will cause a full link to take
place, which will tell you about unresolved symbols. ZeroLink avoids
performing a full link for performance reasons; the downside is that
it also doesn't tell you if all the symbols in your application could
be resolved.
-- Chris
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