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How can I point CB to location of the library sources to get ability to use "Find implementation" for this library functions in my project?

oBFusCATed:
It should follow the includes in you project automatically. So there are no setup requirements.

Jenna:
But if the implementation is in a source-file and not in a header, you will need the sources so the CodeCompletion-plugin (which offers this functionality) can parse them.
And they must be either part of your project or in a project which is also opened in the same workspace as your project.
In this case you need to switch on the option to parse the whole workspace (as far as I know).

But find declaration should work in any cases,because to use the lib, you also need the include headers anyway.
Note, this will probably not work (correctly) with templates and if you use something like pkg-config or wx-config.

Alatar:
So there is no options to force CC to parse files that is not in my project or workspace? May this feature be realised in future?
By the way feature to point CC real location of the headers and defining of preprocessor symbols like -DUSE_BLABLA is would be useful too in cases when I use "pkg-config or wx-config" or external Makefiles.

Jenna:
Parsing external makefiles is no option for CC.
There is no common way to search for special stuff.

Header files used by your project get parsed already (so "Find declaration" will work in most cases), but the implementation is usually not in the headers, but in the source-files.
And these files are normally not shipped with the development packages.

The stuff provided by wx-config and pkg-config might get parsed already, I'm not sure about this.

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