Hi Eric,

Yes, I caught that with debug-on-error.  Without that, I get this error: -

No method definition: semanticdb-set-buffer, "#<semanticdb-table-global GNU Global Search Table>"

I am able to repeat the issue easily by creating the following directory hierarchy: -

+test
    + src
           test1.c
           test2.c
    + inc
           test.h

test1.c
=====
#include "test.h"

void t1_func1 (void)
{
    t2_func1();
}

void t1_func2 (void)
{
    test_struct1   test_struct1_obj;

    printf("%d", test_struct1_obj.member1);
}

test2.c
=====
#include "test.h"

void t1_func1 (void)
{
    t2_func1();
}

void t1_func2 (void)
{
    test_struct1   test_struct1_obj;

    printf("%d", test_struct1_obj.member1);
}

test.h
====
void t1_func1(void);
void t1_func2(void);

void t2_func1(void);

struct test_struct1_tag {
    int member1;
};

typedef struct test_struct1_tag test_struct1;

=========
From test directory, run "find . -type f > filelist; gtags -f filelist"

1) Visit test1.c. Type C-c , J and select any symbol from the auto-completion list. I get the following error: -
No method definition: semanticdb-set-buffer, "#<semanticdb-table-global GNU Global Search Table>"

2) Place the cursor in the call to t2_func1, and run "semantic-ia-fast-jump". I get the error "semantic-ia--fast-jump-helper: Tag t2_func1 has no buffer information". I can jump using "gtags-find-tag".

Project looks like this: -

;;create the project
(ede-cpp-root-project "test" :file "~/test-cedet/temp"
                      :include-path '( "/inc"))

Thanks,
Balaji