Re: Semantic analysis - switch off or tune
René J.V. Bertin <[email protected]> Sun, 05 Feb 2023 23:13:54 +0100
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On Sunday February 05 2023 18:28:21 Leon Pollak wrote: >I use CMAKE and the project compiles and work fine. >- What do you mean saying "add compiler flag"? Which one can it be? In KDevelop: Projects/Open Configuration (or right-click on a project in the Project explorer and select `Open Configuration` from there). In the dialog that opens, go to Language Support/C/C++ Parser There you'll see a list of profiles; select "Custom" for C and/or C++ as required and then you can edit the compiler options that are used for parsing the code. To force 32 bit mode you'll probably need to add -m32. NB: you can define which of your compilers is to be used for retrieving things like the system include directories. This list can be edited in the global settings dialog. I don't know why KDevelop's parser doesn't figure out that you're working on a 32bit system if the compiler just handles this correctly.