Created attachment 102156 [details] screenshot With this code: #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> int main() { FILE *fil; char filename[]; fil = fopen(filename, "rb"); if(fil == NULL) { printf("No file found\n"); return 0; } fclose(fil); return 1; } Parser reports: Use of undeclared identifier 'FILE' Implicit declarations of functions fopen, fclose, printf Parser suggest to include stdio.h and stdlib.h as if they were not found, however the mouseover on the #include, the box reports correctly all the declarations found in the headers Reproducible: Always
This is something that I ran into. The problem I had was by use of pkg-config in a Makefile that was not resolved by the parser. I added all of these paths manually into Project->Open Configuration->Includes/Imports. Also take a look at the "Problems" tab. If there are any issues shown in RED due to missing include files then the parse will not work at all.
Ted, I don't think this issue is the same as the one in the original report. The paths in the original report are in the default system include dirs and should always be found without any configuration. aat, can you try pessing F5? Also, I guess actually compiling the program works ...?
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