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Re: destructor implementation picked up instead of class


From: Shigio YAMAGUCHI
Subject: Re: destructor implementation picked up instead of class
Date: Tue, 06 Apr 2010 10:37:47 +0900

Hi,
You might not set environment variable GTAGSFORCECPP.
GLOBAL treats each *.h file as a C source file by default.

This specification seems to bring confusions to C++ users.
I want to find a better solution. If you have a better idea,
please tell me. Thank you.

> CCsString is the name of a class in our code base. If I enter this command:
> 
> global -x CCsString
> 
> I get this as a result:
> 
> CCsString          81 vobs/un_General/libCommon/Src/CsString.cpp
> CCsString::~CCsString()
> 
> Global seems to think that the implementation of the destructor is a
> definition, and tags it. This happens for other classes as well, aside
> from the example CCsString class.
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