Bug 103582

Comment 1 Bogdan Gheorghe 2005-07-13 14:18:30 EDT

Which indexer are you seeing this with? Trying this with the Full C/C++ Indexer
worked fine; CTags it did not - but the 

What were your exact steps taken in setting up this project? At what point did
you add the exclusion filters? I suggest the following steps:

1. Create your project as you like setting indexer to No Indexer.
2. Add whatever filters you like.
3. Turn on the Full C/C++ Indexer and you whould be good to go.

Note that the CTags Indexer isn't hooked up to the exclusion filter with the
intent being that since CTags is so quick it doesn't cost much more to index
everything.

Comment 2 dharty 2005-07-14 00:13:22 EDT

Created attachment 24728 [details]
Test Project

Comment 3 dharty 2005-07-14 00:13:51 EDT

It was very hard to reproduce this bug without giving you all of my code, but I
have done it.

I have attached a zip file (IndexExcludes.zip) that contains the files necessary
to see this error.

There is an existing project in it that I created via the steps below.  You can
delete the project and start over using the steps, but I recommend you make a
backup of the .cdtproject file especially to keep track of the preprocessor
symbols and src excludes.  You will also need to change the "External Include"
paths to match the location of the folders on your local system.

eg, change C:/src/sandbox/etest below to wherever you unzipped the archive.

<pathentry include="C:/src/sandbox/etest/devTools/gcc/lib/isr-lib" kind="inc"
path="" system="true"/>
<pathentry include="C:/src/sandbox/etest/devTools/gcc/lib/RTL-lib" kind="inc"
path="" system="true"/>
<pathentry include="C:/src/sandbox/etest/devTools/ansi" kind="inc" path=""
system="true"/>

These project files are stored outside of my default workspace area.

   1. Create New Standard C++ make project
         1. Select external (non default path) to unzipped folder
         2. Disable Discovery Options
         3. Turn off Indexer
   2. Open Project Properties
   3. Add Preprocessor Symbols
         1. HELMSMAN
         2. GUIDO
         3. MPC555_CODE
         4. OB_MPC555_CONFIG
         5. _USE_PACK_PRAGMA
         6. AQUARIUS
         7. NOVATEL
         8. ALLOW_INFLIGHT_STATIC_PORT_SWITCH
         9. RELEASE_BUILD_TYPE
        10. HW_VER_MAJOR=1
        11. HW_VER_MINOR=1
   4. Add the following as External Include Paths (thanks to bug 103534)
         1. devTools/gcc/lib/isr-lib
         2. devTools/gcc/lib/RTL-lib
         3. devTools/ansi
   5. Set Make properties
         1. I set "dir" to replace the default make so the indexer wouldn't
complain about the files not being built, but this works with my real build
environment (gbuild).
   6. Set "src" as the "Project Source Paths"   
   7. Add the "devTools" directory to the root Project Source Paths exclusions
   8. Add the exclusion filters for the src path
         1. see the current project's filters, but at a minimum be sure to exclude
               1. CLKTIME.h
               2. FPLANIO.h
               3. Omega_Externs.h
               4. TABLEIO.h
   9. Enable Indexer
          wait
          wait
          wait (there are almost 600 files in here)
  10. You should now see that the 4 files listed above are reporting warnings
even though they are listed in the src exclusion directory.

Comment 4 Bogdan Gheorghe 2005-07-15 17:22:11 EDT

Vlad can you take a look at this? It might be too late to fix this for 3.0...

Comment 5 Victor Lenet 2005-07-18 12:26:43 EDT

Putting header files into project source exclusion filter will only remove them
from indexer if the header files are to be indexed on their own (after change,
save), but they will still be indexed as part of source files that include them.

If you provide a list of warning/errors we may be able to address them. Other
than that I would suggest using filters in Problems view to hide unwanted
problem markers.