I recently decided to educate myself in the intricacies of plugin development and have been experimenting with the set of Samples provided. Supposedly, Visual Studio 2010 (the official IDE for this development) has a very useful feature named "View Call Hierarchy", as described here:
http://dhondiyals.wordpress.com/2011/07/20/call-hierarchy-a-handy-feat ure-in-visual-studio-2010/
My problem is that that feature never works for me in C/C++ projects. Regardless of what function name I right-click, I always get this error message:
"A function with the name 'xyz' could not be located"
Note: For C# projects, the feature works perfectly.
I have seen on the net some suggestions, from "remove the SDF (Intellisense) files" to "Reinstall Visual Studio".
I have 5 Visual Studio Pro installations in different computers and the feature does not work ever, in any one of them. I have tried with the Adobe source code, I have tried to create a basic MFC project and the feature does not work. I have tried C and C++ and it does not work. Well, you get the idea.
Can you folks share your experience with this issue?
TIA