Description Thomas Kallenberg 2011-05-10 05:59:14 EDT

Build Identifier: 20110204-0611

If I try to resolve the binding for the name (a) func() in the following code

void func(int i) { }

void testFunc() {
(a)    func();
}

after i ran a full rebuild of the indexer the binding is a problembinding with two candidates. first it finds the function in the local ast (which is a CPPFunction) and then in the indexer (which is of type PDOMCPPFunction)

I think the problem could be in CPPScope function:
getBindings(IASTName name, boolean resolve, boolean prefixLookup, IIndexFileSet fileSet, boolean checkPointOfDecl)

first the function gets the function from AST with: getBindingsInAST(name, resolve, prefixLookup, checkPointOfDecl) and later it finds it again with:
index.findBindings(nchars, filter, null).

So, first question: is this behavior correct? Why it reports the same function twice? I cannot see any benefits. Even more, if rely on the number of candidates the behavior is misleading.

Thanx
 Thomas

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Write the global free function
2. rebuild the indexer manually
3. look at the candidates of the problembinding