In the following code, KDevelop parses the line 'function(arg), arg = 0;' as two separate function declarations instead of a function call followed by a comma operator. Consequently the line doesn't show up when searching for uses of the 'arg' variable.


void function(int) { }

int main() {
	
	int arg = 1;
	
	function(arg), arg = 0;
	
	return arg;
}

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open the above code in KDevelop
Actual Results:  
KDevelop parses three different arg names: one variable and two function declarations of type void (int); http://i.imgur.com/M7yFa.png

Expected Results:  
There is only one arg.

This looks somehwat similar to the most vexing parse, but here the c++ standard agrees with the expected interpretation.