Bug#3204: marked as done (declaration/definition confusion) by Ralf Nolden <nolden at kde.org>

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Package: kdevelop
Version: 1.2
Severity: normal

Bugreport ID : 12:12,05.05.00

Originator	: Arild Hystad
E-Mail		: arild at hystad.com

Subject : declaration/definition confusion

Error Class	: software bug
Error Location	: class tree
Priority	: low
Bug Description ---------------------------

When right-clicking on a function-name, and selecting "Go to definition",
I get the declaration. If i select "Go to declaration", I get the definition.
This happens only when the function is a standard C cunction located 
under "Globals/Functions".
If the function is part of a class, it works correct.

How to repeat the error -------------------

Use the wizard to create a GNOME-project, and then try to find the
definition of any function in "Globals/Functions" in the "CV"-tab.

Bugfix or Workaround ----------------------



System Information ------------------------

KDevelop version	: 1.2
KDE version		: 
QT version		: 
OS/Distribution		: RedHat Linux
Compiler		: 

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