More include locations to fix parsing issues

[mahmoodn]

I have imported a project, but I see many issues like the ones you see in the picture.

In fact, vector_types.h exists in /usr/local/cuda/include folder. How can I tell the editor to include that path?

[mrjj]

@mahmoodn
Hi
Yes I think you can, but it won't compile
as its not that kind of import. Or at least it would not for me.

In any case, try look in
.includes
its created by the import process.

So what build system does the actual project use ?

[mchinand]

Can post your .pro project file or CMakeLists.txt file for the project? Your include directories are likely not defined correctly.

[mahmoodn]

I only see the following project files
.cflags
.config
.creator
.creator.user
.cxxflags
.files
.includes

The project also has not CMakeList.txt. But I guess, you are referring to .includes file. Right?

[jsulm]

@mahmoodn Is there a file with .pro extension?

[mahmoodn]

No I don't see such file.

[jsulm]

@mahmoodn Then how did you open the project in QtCreator?

[mrjj]

Hi
Did you use this way for import ?

As that is just for using Creator as a Editor and wont set up toolchain.

[mahmoodn]

Yes exactly. I imported an existing project and then saw the parser worked for some seconds.
So, is there any way to add more include paths?

[mrjj]

@mahmoodn
Hi
Yes I think you can, but it won't compile
as its not that kind of import. Or at least it would not for me.

In any case, try look in
.includes
its created by the import process.

So what build system does the actual project use ?

[mahmoodn]

It's based on makefile. I added a include path in .include and it seems ok now. Thanks.