Hi!
On 01/22/2016 08:51 PM, OmegaPhil wrote:
I currently use Qt Creator as a code editor (not building etc) for a
number of codebases, via importing generic projects. Currently working
with the kernel code, I noticed that the default behaviour of code
parsing is to use the system kernel headers rather than those in the
codebase.
Looking at the .includes file, all directories are present, however Qt
Creator still says it can't find some headers, and the ones it can find
come from /usr/include (by hovering over #include). Is there a way to
tell Qt Creator to prioritise the project includes?
The includes in your <projectname>.includes shouldn't be ignored and
this seems to work fine here with Qt Creator 3.5.1 and Qt Creator from
the master branch.
Note that the includes come from your project (*.includes) and the
toolchain. Thus, "/usr/include" probably comes from the latter.
You probably need to configure the right toolchain for your Kit. You
also can set an invalid toolchain (e.g. a custom toolchain created with
no compiler path) so only the include directories from the project's
*.includes will be used.
Nikolai
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