When I try to use the "Open call hierarchy" function in Eclipse, all of sudden it has stopped working. I don't get any results, it just shows the name of the method I wanted to see the call hierarchy for. This happens for all methods I try, even though they are all called by other methods.
Maybe you have a search scope issue. I faced this issue, my eclipse coul'nt find any callers in third projects that uses the method i selected (i also tryed to remove the indexes, restart eclipse, close/open projects, and that was'nt enough so far). I Eventually realized the caller search has a "Search Scope" , that can be set to current workspace/current Project/working set. The item "search scope" is in the "call hierarchy" window menu, opened by top-right arrow. I set it to "current workspace" and then it was ok
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Starting up a large number of DSF services requires calling a numberof asynchronous method in a pre-defined sequence. Implementingthis startup code can be cumbersome and DSF provides a utility forimplementing it: org.eclipse.cdt.dsf.concurrent.Sequence.
You can also use Solution Explorer to browse the types and members in your projects, search for symbols, view a method's call hierarchy, find symbol references, and more, without having to switch between multiple tool windows.
It would be quite useful to have same thing for functions - so to have "Call hierarchy", where you could get from function under cursor list of all function it is calling, and list of all functions that call it.
I gave Visual Studio Code a try, but quite frankly, it does not even remotely resemble an IDE, the feature I missed most is call hierarchy, see -cpptools/issues/16. Note that this is an issue opened in 2016, so it is not so promising.I also tried replacing the native cpptools with clangd that supports call hierarchy, but stumbled upon this: -clangd/issues/299 which is directly related to this: Again, issue opened in 2020, no activity on that front since. All I want is an IDE, not a baby IDE with fundamental functionalities missing.The only good thing about VSC is that it is lightweight and it is seamlessly integrated with WSL.
Here you can search for the project you want to contribute to.In our example we want to contribute to the platform.ui project which is located -platform/eclipse.platform.uiEclipse uses the Github standard process of contributing, you fork a repository on the server, clone it locally, push to your fork and create a pull request.
When a project is built in CCS, the main build is the step where the build commands and input files are passed to the Compilertools, and optionally to RTSC tools. RTSC tools are invoked only for projects that involve RTSC components (IPC, SYS/BIOS etc) and are called prior to the compiler tools. Starting with CCS 8.2, there is also support for the SysConfig tool that can be used to configure components like TI Drivers and device-specific components (such as the networking stack, EasyLink, and WiFi) on SimpleLink devices. Each build tool takes in a set of input files and generates a set of output files.
The Eclipse CDT (C/C++ Development Tooling)Project provides a fully functional C and C++ Integrated DevelopmentEnvironment based on the Eclipse platform. Features include: support forproject creation and managed build for various toolchains, standard makebuild, source navigation, various source knowledge tools, such as typehierarchy, call graph, include browser, macro definition browser, code editorwith syntax highlighting, folding and hyperlink navigation, source coderefactoring and code generation, visual debugging tools, including memory,registers, and disassembly viewers. 2ff7e9595c
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