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Just downloaded the trial. We have a lot of in-house libraries in our project so that is the first thing I tested.
The program and the debugging were great. However intellisense has no idea about the library.
#include <string.h>
#include <jni.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include “Library.h”int s_ButtonPressCounter = 0;
Imagine that italic part with a squiggly line. The function MyTestFunction was also not recognized. Again I want to emphasize that the function was called correctly on the android device so it is not a compiler problem.
The tutorial for creating a native library did not mention any steps involving adding include directories, is that necessary to get intellisense to work correctly?
On my build I had to point intellisense to both a local source and a remote one
for example I added a local reference
c:\Qt\4.8.6\include\Qt
and on the remote machine
/usr/include/qt4
I found it best to add \Qt \QtGui \QtCore (again local and remote)
both are added via the VisualGDB proberties -> intellisenseSettings
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