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Created attachment 633290 [details] A sreenshot from the newly created C++ project. Description of problem: The include paths in newly created C/C++ projects are still /usr/include/c++/4.7.0/ /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-redhat-linux/4.7.0/ regardless the fact that after the update of gcc from version 4.7.0 to 4.7.2 these directories don't exist any more. Additional info: The temporary solution is to create symbolic links 4.7.2 -> 4.7.0.
I've been able to reproduce this as well, and after some discussion with the Fedora maintainer found the following workaround : Select your project and go to Project -> Properties. Open up the "C/C++ Build" option and select the "Discovery Options" tab. Make sure that "Automate discovery of paths/symbols" is selected. Also make sure that the "Discovery Profile" dropdown option below it is set to "Managed Build System" if it isn't. Save these settings, and the include path should get updated. This might be a bug in the upstream CDT, so I'll try reproducing and filing there. Let me know if this fixes the issue.
This bug doesn't occur on a fresh workspace, so maybe there is some workspace setting that is causing this ?
(In reply to comment #1) > I've been able to reproduce this as well, and after some discussion with the > Fedora maintainer found the following workaround : > > Select your project and go to Project -> Properties. Open up the "C/C++ > Build" option and select the "Discovery Options" tab. > > Make sure that "Automate discovery of paths/symbols" is selected. Also make > sure that the "Discovery Profile" dropdown option below it is set to > "Managed Build System" if it isn't. Save these settings, and the include > path should get updated. > > This might be a bug in the upstream CDT, so I'll try reproducing and filing > there. Let me know if this fixes the issue. I removed the symbolic links I had created before and after that I did exactly what you described, unfortunately it doesn't work for me (a MAKEFILE project). There is a warning in the dialogue window saying that "The discovery method is deprecated ...", see the attachment. It suggests to use "C/C++ General"->"Preprocessor Include Paths" instead, but it doesn't seem to be a solution. The symbolic links are so far the best solution. Thank you anyway for your help.
Created attachment 633779 [details] The dialogue window displaying warning.
(In reply to comment #2) > This bug doesn't occur on a fresh workspace, so maybe there is some > workspace setting that is causing this ? I can confirm that, a fresh workspace is a solution.
Vaclav, can we close it now? Have you seen the problem again aka non-reproducible?
No reply for more than a month. Closing.