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QuestionSOLVED compiler "unresolved inclusion" is not an error ? Pin
Vaclav_18-Jul-20 6:30
Vaclav_18-Jul-20 6:30 
SOLVED case closed
As expected - pkg-config DOES NOT integrate with just any Eclipse version / release.
I got it working as expected in 2018-09!
Sorry for wasting everybody time.
Cheers




This is really driving me nuts.

The verbose output form complier and project GUI will show same

/usr/include....

However
only full path include file passes test

#include /usr/include/gtkmm-3.0/gtkmm.h

Including gtkmm.h by itself , will show
"unresolved inclusion"
#include "gtkmm.h"

On top of this - build is successful, no errors and it runs.

So "unresolved inclusion" error is no error ?

modified 22-Jul-20 13:06pm.

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GeneralPutting pkg-config as options generates this error Pin
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GeneralRe: compiler "unresolved inclusion" is not an error ? Pin
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Question[SOLVED CLOSED] See addendum GCC ` backtick` CLI - what does it actually do ? Pin
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GeneralUndefined reference GTK issue was Re: GCC ` backtick` CLI - what does it actually do ? Pin
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