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Sometimes gcc/g++ emits follow-up errors with more information, such as "in this context", "instantiated from here" or "candidate is...". Due to the way errors are sorted in Problems, the relationship between the follow-up error and the original error is lost. This makes it especially hard to debug errors related to the use of templates. For instance, if the wrong type is used for templates, the main error will show up in libstdc++, and the follow-up error shows where the problem is.
I would recommend to work with Console View on those. You can doubleclick on the error line to navigate to the source code from there.
Actually, there is even a way to set up the Problems View. 1. In View Menu (click the small triangle in right upper corner of the panel, next to "Minimize") select Preferences and add ID to the list of shown columns. 2. In View Menu select "Group By" as None. 3. Select "Sort By" by ID. This way you gonna get the markers in order of creation, and related ones will be close to each other.
