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Hy,
Not sure if I should have posted here or in vscode-cpp.
Regarding the the feature "Find all references", it doesn't work at all. Every time I use it I receive empty results.
Do I need to configure or install something?
This issue keeps being closed because "these other issues are the same", but all those other issues were closed because this issue is the same. Every issue I can find about this is closed, but none of them are actually resolved - each one just references the other closed issues. And most of them have a reference to themselves as a matching issue. For example, BillDenton referenced issue #361 in the current issue, which is issue #361.
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BillDenton commentedon Jan 4, 2017
Issues #361, #404 and #388 appear to be the same.
knetworx commentedon Apr 10, 2018
This issue keeps being closed because "these other issues are the same", but all those other issues were closed because this issue is the same. Every issue I can find about this is closed, but none of them are actually resolved - each one just references the other closed issues. And most of them have a reference to themselves as a matching issue. For example, BillDenton referenced issue #361 in the current issue, which is issue #361.
EDIT: Finally found the original: #15
sean-mcmanus commentedon Aug 9, 2019
Find All References is available in 0.25.0-insiders: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cpptools/releases/tag/0.25.0-insiders , but you'll need to set the C_Cpp.experimentalFeatures setting to "Enabled".