I use CMake really often and it works like a charm. For some projects with only
classic makefiles I use gcc-rtags-wrapper.sh but it seems to delete all the
projects.
Actual behavior
If I run:
rc -w
I see all my cmake projects added via 'rc -J .'
Then I change my PATH to add the directory with symbolic links to
gcc-rtags-wrapper.sh:
export PATH=/home/chep/binRtags:$PATH
And run 'make' in my project directory (not using cmake). After this, 'rc -w'
does not show anything anymore. My project is indexed but all others have
disappeared. If I kill rdm and restart it, 'rc -w' shows only one project (the
last one) and I have to re-run 'rc -J .' for all cmake projects.
sthfrnth
commented
6 years ago
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Problem description
I use CMake really often and it works like a charm. For some projects with only classic makefiles I use gcc-rtags-wrapper.sh but it seems to delete all the projects.
Actual behavior
If I run: rc -w I see all my cmake projects added via 'rc -J .' Then I change my PATH to add the directory with symbolic links to gcc-rtags-wrapper.sh: export PATH=/home/chep/binRtags:$PATH And run 'make' in my project directory (not using cmake). After this, 'rc -w' does not show anything anymore. My project is indexed but all others have disappeared. If I kill rdm and restart it, 'rc -w' shows only one project (the last one) and I have to re-run 'rc -J .' for all cmake projects.
Environment
Your operating system: Archlinux
LLVM/Clang version: 5.0.0-1
Feature request
Describe the feature we should add to RTags.