only goes to top of the correct file but not the actual declaration

[ooo7]

Hi,

the project I am working on has couple of huge .cpp files (ASN.1). When I instruct C::B (right click and select) to find declaration which are in this files, it only goes to the top of this file rather than going into the actual declaration.

is this a known bug, or do I have to update the tag files to get this working.


please help.
Kind regards
ooo7

[oBFusCATed]

Version info please...

Also you could upgrade to one of the latest nightlies...

[ooo7]

Hi,

I am using svn 6940. I used the latest night build and it is showing same issue. my .cpp file has 80k+ lines (ASN).

so what other information you require to help me out.
thanks
ooo7

[MortenMacFly]

so what other information you require to help me out.

A sample file would be helpful. It seems you are the first person with such an issue.

[ooo7]

as you may understand I cannot do that. now could you please let me k now whether i can rebuild all the tag files.

regards
0007

[oBFusCATed]

What tag files?
The CC info is stored in memory.

[Jenna]

You can try to create a sample project (maybe with the wizard) or a sample file where that happens and attach the whole project (or the file) here.
There are no tags files that can be recreated.

[MortenMacFly]

You can try to create a sample project (maybe with the wizard) or a sample file [...]

Notice that these must not be from your project, possibly you can create such a huge file with dummy values. I have no idea what ASN is though... Any information on that topic?

[stahta01]

I have no idea what ASN is though... Any information on that topic?

I would guess this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstract_Syntax_Notation_One
Did you confirm this is inside an C/C++ file?

[ooo7]

Hi,

yes this is in C++. any suggestions to try.

this is fully working even in VC++ 6. so may be a bug in C::B

thanks for looking into this.
regards
OOO7

[MortenMacFly]

thanks for looking into this.

As long as we cannot reproduce how could we look into it?
We really need some help here as this is really special. No chance that you can provide a dummy sample file at all?