Hm, managed to resolve this by appending my project dirs onto the auto-mode-alist with c++-mode so that headers would open in c++-mode rather than c-mode; not sure why adding the system includes for c-mode also didn’t have the same effect, I’d assume they would.

 

Thanks,

 

m.

 

 

Hi all,

 

I have a quick question regarding system include paths. I have an ~/.emacs file with a variety of lines of the form:

 

;; CEDET / Semantic / Xbox 360 system includes

(semantic-add-system-include "c:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Xbox 360 SDK/include/xbox" 'c++-mode)

 

If I open a file outside a project root, it will find headers in the system include dirs just fine. However if I open up a file inside an ede-cpp-root-project, I’ll get tons of unparsed includes. When I look at their summary page I’ll see something like below. Is the ede-cpp-root-project somehow masking the Semantic system include? Do I need to somehow pass my Semantic system include list to the ede-cpp-project-root as :system-include or some such? I tried doing this with semantic-dependency-system-include-path but it didn’t seem to work properly. I’ve also tried duplicating all my semantic-add-system-include calls for c-mode as well as c++-mode but that didn’t seem to work either.

 

Thanks,

 

m.

 

Include Summary for File: d:/jobqueue/xenon/jobqueue_xenon.h

 

This file contains 17 tags, 3 of which are includes.

   Unknown Includes:  2

   Unparsed Includes: 0

   Parsed Includes:   1

 

Include Path Summary:

 

  This file's project include search is handled by the EDE object:

    Buffer Target:  #<ede-cpp-root-target d:/jobqueue/xenon/>

    Buffer Project: #<ede-cpp-root-project jobqueue>

    Backup in-project Locator: #<ede-locate-base Loc>

    EDE Project system include path: Empty

 

  This file's system include path is:

    /usr/include

 

All unknown includes:

  xmmintrin.h

  types.h

  stdint.h

  time.h

  stdlib.h

  spu_printf.h

  spu_intrinsics.h

  spu_mfcio.h

  sys/time_util.h

  ppu_intrinsics.h

  ppcintrinsics.h

  xtl.h

  windows.h

 

There are currently no includes found recursively.

 

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