I am using eclipse-cpp-luna-SR1 for Linux and Windows with the gcc 4.9.1 toolchain.
The code is split into two projects:
- Production code in a static library
Properties|C/C++ Build|Settings|Debugging|Generate gcov information (-ftest-coverage -fprofile-arcs)
switched on - Client / test code in the project executable
Also includedGenerate gcov information
Starting a program from an executable project using
Profiling Tools|Profile Code Coverage
works fine, and the result is presented on a tab gcovwith coverage information (Coverage %)from all source code files in the executable project, as well as the static library project.
When studying source files from an executable project, color highlighting works fine, but not on all source files located in a static library project, i.e. Don't stand out at all !
I tried on both Linux and Windows: the same behavior
In previous versions of eclipse-cpp, such as Juno (4.2) and Kepler (4.3), highlighting works fine for source files in a static library. Any clue?