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Build Identifier: I20110512-2000 #include <stdio.h> void __cdecl func1() {} // parsing error void _cdecl func12() {} // parsing error void __stdcall func2() {} // parsing correct void _stdcall func22() {} // parsing error void __fastcall func3() {} // parsing error void _fastcall func33() {} // parsing error int main() { return 0; } Like the example code. CDT 8.0 RC1. Reproducible: Always
CDT does not have out of the box support for the microsoft compiler. To work around the issue you can define macros __cdecl, _cdecl, ... that exapand to the empty token.
(In reply to comment #1) > CDT does not have out of the box support for the microsoft compiler. To work > around the issue you can define macros __cdecl, _cdecl, ... that exapand to the > empty token. I know if I define this macros, It's should works. But they are too often used, and whether the special handling it?
The specifics that are needed to parse code that is written for the microsoft compiler can be implemented in a separate language object, just like the gcc specifics are configured via GPPLanguage. Once that is done you can switch to this language via the 'Language mappings' on the project properties page. I am not going to work on this feature, you are welcome to provide patches.
*** Bug 350191 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
