uint32_t was not declared in this scope

sesopenko · **Joined:** Fri Nov 23, 2012 7:20 pm **Posts:** 3

I'm able to get my project to build when I add =std=c++0x as a compiler flag to g++ but eclipse 's editor can't figure out the instances of uint32_t and other typedefs, reporting errors in the code (despite it compiling fine)

Does anybody have any advice on how to get eclipse to play nice with PolyVox and it's c++0x typedefs?

milliams · **Posted:** Fri Nov 23, 2012 9:17 pm

The first things we need to know is what version of PolyVox are you using (is it the 0.2 release from a few days ago or the version straight from Git?), what platform (Windows, Linux) and which compiler and version?

David Williams · **Joined:** Sun May 04, 2008 6:35 pm **Posts:** 1827

Sounds like this is your problem? One of the answers points to here so maybe give that a try. Beyond that I don't know as I haven't used Eclipse much.

sesopenko · **Joined:** Fri Nov 23, 2012 7:20 pm **Posts:** 3

David Williams wrote:

Sounds like this is your problem? One of the answers points to here so maybe give that a try. Beyond that I don't know as I haven't used Eclipse much.

With eclipse I could get g++ to play nice with the int types but the IDE just couldn't do it. I switched to netbeans and now everything is right as rain. I have another issue but that's going to be a separate post.

uint32_t was not declared in this scope

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