Eclipse Content Assist not getting methods for std classes

[coolkehon]

What the title says is there any way to fix this because i would like to know all the methods a std class has instead of looking it up on the internet when i dont have internet all the time

[J.F.]

Err... in what way is this a Playstation question? Shouldn't you be asking that on the Eclipse board instead of here? I rather doubt more than one or two people here even use Eclipse... I sure don't. I use Geany or Code Blocks.

[Heimdall]

I don't know about cygwin, but with my win32 builds or linux native builds you can use the full auto complete feature from eclipse.

I assume you have eclipse with CDT and your dev tools are on the path, so if you open a shell and type psp-gcc --version it should output the compiler version.

So start eclipse create a C project and select Makefile project, empty project.

Then go to the properties of the project and under C stuff look for the tab discovery and where it is gcc put psp-gcc.

Now you can add a makefile like the ones from the samples and you should have full auto complete.

[coolkehon]

thats not the problem it pulls all the c funtions and functions but when it comes to std classes like stringsteam, iostream, etc it doesnt pull all of the classes methods i would like it to do that is there anyway to get that done