Hello, I'm currently using Linux with the Clang compiler. When CMake asks what compiler/toolchain to use, I specify my compiler manually (/usr/bin/clang++) and the Eclipse CDT Generator...
The problem is, when I generate the project for Eclipse CDT, it do not set any include paths or predefined symbols, so, Eclipse can not find system libs/headers. I can fix this problem temporary by running the command "clang -v -x c++ -std=c++11 -" and including manually each include path, but, as soon as I change my CMakeLists.txt files, I have to do it all again, as the project configuration seems to be erased when CMake is rerun. I could hard-code the include paths in the CMakeLists.txt, but this will break the project for the others people using it. I tried to search for a solution online, and found a post in this list where they mention to look for the Eclipse Generator module, but I do not have this module in my system (CMake 2.8.9). Any ideas how to solve this problem? Thanks, Aran...
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