parsing of c++ template definitions in separate files

[Raimar Sandner]

Hi,

I'm working with a project where most template definitions are in separate 
*.tpp files. A minimal example follows:

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The file main.cpp:
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#include "foo.h"

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
  Foo<1> f;
}
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The file foo.h:
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#ifndef FOO_H
#define FOO_H

template<int R>
struct Foo
{
  void bar();
};
#include "foo.tpp"
#endif // FOO_H

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The file foo.tpp:
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template<int R>
void Foo<R>::bar()
{
}
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Now when I edit foo.tpp, the semantic analysis cannot resolve the class Foo<R> 
unless I #include "foo.h". This is safe because of the include guards, but if 
possible I would like to avoid this workaround because I would need to 
maintain a private branch of the project. Is there any other way to tell the 
parser that when editing foo.tpp it should parse foo.h along with it?

Best regards
Raimar