semantic-analyze-proto-impl-toggle won't find suitable implementation

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Re: semantic-analyze-proto-impl-toggle won't find suitable implementation

Oren Bar writes:
> 1. I found this in a c++ project.
> looking in *semantic-analyze-refs.el* in *defmethod
> semantic-analyze-refs-impl*:
> I think the call to:
> *(semantic-tag-similar-p tag aT :prototype-flag :parent)*
> is buggy.
>
> I changed it to:
> *(semantic-tag-similar-p tag aT :prototype-flag :parent :typemodifiers)*
>
> and it works.

Thanks; in CEDET from bzr, several changes were made to
semantic-tag-similar-p in the last months, and I think your problem
should be fixed as well.

-David

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build fails for HEAD....

build of fresh CEDET is failing (when compiled both with make & emacs)

In end of data:
semanticdb-ectag.el:94:1:Warning: the following functions are not known to be
    defined: semanticdb-create-table-for-file, semanticdb-synchronize
Wrote /Users/ott/projects/cedet/semantic/ctags/semanticdb-ectag.elc
Wrote /Users/ott/projects/cedet/semantic/ctags/semantic-ectag-lang2.elc
make -C bovine
"emacs" -batch --no-site-file -l grammar-make-script -f
semantic-grammar-batch-build-packages c.by make.by scheme.by erlang.by
f90.by
Compiling Grammars from: /Users/ott/projects/cedet/semantic/semantic-grammar.elc
Wrong type argument: listp, $1
Args out of range: ",", 1
Wrong type argument: listp, $2
Wrong type argument: listp, $2
Wrong type argument: listp, $1
make[2]: *** [by] Error 1
make[1]: *** [bovinator] Error 2
make: *** [semantic] Error 2

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Re: build fails for HEAD....

Alex Ott writes:
> build of fresh CEDET is failing (when compiled both with make & emacs)

[...]

> Compiling Grammars from: /Users/ott/projects/cedet/semantic/semantic-grammar.elc
> Wrong type argument: listp, $1
> Args out of range: ",", 1
> Wrong type argument: listp, $2
> Wrong type argument: listp, $2
> Wrong type argument: listp, $1
> make[2]: *** [by] Error 1
> make[1]: *** [bovinator] Error 2
> make: *** [semantic] Error 2

Yes, it's a problem with Emacs24 from bzr; Emacs23 still works fine. See

http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.cedet/4850
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.devel/133638/focus=133770

In a nutshell, revno. 102591 introduced a change to lread.c which breaks
parsing of old backquotes. The problem for CEDET is that

(read "( ,(cons $1 $3 ) )")

used to return (\, (cons $1 $3)) but now returns 

((\, (cons $1 $3))).

This has to be fixed in CEDET, but I'm not sure how and where, so I'm
waiting for Eric's opinion. But if you have an idea... 

-David

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python import files not recognised without .py suffix

Hi,

I'm using CEDET 1.0 as shipped with Emacs 23.2. I just tried enabling
EDE, and started writing a python program. My "imports" were labelled
as unknown, so I configured the include path. No dice. In the end, I
tried writing

import struct.py

and it worked! But this is incorrect python syntax...

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Typo in semantic/wisent/python.el

In the line

;; quotes, e.g., "I'm a string" and 'I too am s string'.

"am s string" should be "am a string".

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Re: python import files not recognised without .py suffix

Reuben Thomas writes:
> I'm using CEDET 1.0 as shipped with Emacs 23.2. I just tried enabling
> EDE, and started writing a python program. My "imports" were labelled
> as unknown, so I configured the include path. No dice. In the end, I
> tried writing
>
> import struct.py
>
> and it worked! But this is incorrect python syntax...

This should be fixed in the CEDET development version, which you can get
by installing bzr and do

bzr checkout bzr://cedet.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzrroot/cedet/code/trunk/

-David

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Re: python import files not recognised without .py suffix

On 10 January 2011 16:51, David Engster <deng <at> randomsample.de> wrote:
> This should be fixed in the CEDET development version, which you can get
> by installing bzr and do
>
> bzr checkout bzr://cedet.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzrroot/cedet/code/trunk/

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Howto set up ece-cpp-root-project :spp-files

I am working on a c++ project. In its directory root, there are 3 directories
(include,source,config).

"include" has all header files.
"source" has all the source code.
"config" has a header file "config.h" generated by congfiure and autoheader.

In config.h, there is a line like

#define USE_MYSQL 1

Here is my setup of ede project.

(ede-cpp-root-project "test"
                      :name "test"
                      :file "/PATH/TO/PROJECT/ROOT/INSTALL"
                      :include-path '("/include")
                      :spp-table '(("TEST"."1234"))
                      :spp-files '("config/config.h")
                      )
)

Open source/test.c, I run semantic-lex-spp-describe and found TEST "1234".

The problem is I can not find USE_MYSQL.

I saw the comment inside "ede-cpp-root.el". It was like 

The files listed in :spp-files should not start with a /, and are relative to
something in :include-path.

I do not quite understand the "relative to something in :include-path". Does
that mean I need to add "/" into include-path?

Sorry about my poor english. Hopefully you can figure out my problem.

Thanks

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Re: Howto set up ece-cpp-root-project :spp-files

On Tue, 2011-01-18 at 00:50 +0000, Yang Liu wrote:
> "/include"

should this be "include" instead?

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