Before I begin, I'd like to make clear that everything functions correctly. I know it may seem like I'm asking about things which aren't working, but it really is just incorrect error codes.
Anyway;
I'm using std::thread by means of an experimental MinGW, and unfortunately there seems to be a bug in that everything related to using thread throws the following:
Type/Method "name" can not be resolved
Now, the code is fine, builds fine and works fine so I'm certain it's just a bug with the errors. I'd like to know if there's a way to make these errors not appear when using thread. The catch is that I still want them to appear when I make a mistake elsewhere for other reasons.
Is there a way to suppress errors/warnings on a single line? Or a way to surround some code and ignore warnings on that code?
Oh, and I know this isn't a strictly programming question but as it's about a programming tool I think it's fine (I've seen enough questions like this, at least!).
Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately, there isn't a way to do what I described above. The best I could find is blocking certain errors in certain files through the Eclipse code analysis menus. This isn't ideal though, because blocking something like Method X can not be resolved in an entire file could cause you to not see errors that come from areas of your code which you weren't expecting.