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@hunterzju here is a test case and example for such situation (adjust your paths accordingly):

https://github.com/bkryza/clang-uml/blob/master/docs/test_cases/t00045.md

basically skip using_namespace and include..namespaces directives and exclude as much as you need from your dependencies (definitely exclude std)

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@hunterzju here is a test case and example for such situation (adjust your paths accordingly):

https://github.com/bkryza/clang-uml/blob/master/docs/test_cases/t00045.md

basically skip using_namespace and include..namespaces directives and exclude as much as you need from your dependencies (definitely exclude std)

I get Err with such config:

compilation_database_dir: ../build/
output_directory: ../docs/01Iterator
diagrams:
  iterator_class:
    type: class
    glob:
      - ./*.cpp
      - ./*.hpp
      - ./*.h
    exclude:
      namespace:
        - std

there are some cpp files in the folder, I want to know if my conig has some error?

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@hunterzju Where in the project structure is your .clang-uml file? Can you paste here the output of:

find . -name "*.cpp"
find . -name "compile_commands.json"
find . -name ".clang-uml"

executed in your projects root directory, or at least some part of the output...

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@hunterzju Where in the project structure is your .clang-uml file? Can you paste here the output of:

find . -name "*.cpp"
find . -name "compile_commands.json"
find . -name ".clang-uml"

executed in your projects root directory, or at least some part of the output...

// tree ./ -la
├── Aggregate.h
├── Book.h
├── BookSelf.cpp
├── BookSelf.h
├── BookSelfIterator.cpp
├── BookSelfIterator.h
├── .clang-uml
├── CMakeLists.txt
├── .gdb_history
├── Iterator.h
├── main.cpp
└── ReadMe.md

and the "compile_commands.json" is in ../build/compile_commands.json
my system is manjaro linux.

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I run clang-uml with gdb and the error comes in

when I run next here, the error info printed:

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It seems to get error in src/util/util.cc: line 54:

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@hunterzju Thanks for debugging!

There are 2 possible reasons I can see:

• out of source build (build directory outside of the root directory)
• some problem with git:
  • do you have git installed?
  • does your project root contains .git directory?

Obviously git shouldn't be a requirement :-)

I'll try to reproduce it later, I'm not sure I've checked with out-of-source builds, but if you want to use all translation units anyway, you can simply skip the glob directive, in which case it should just take all translation units from the compilation_commands.json:

compilation_database_dir: ../build/
output_directory: ../docs/01Iterator
diagrams:
  iterator_class:
    type: class
    exclude:
      namespace:
        - std

If this doesn't help, could you reconfigure cmake to move the build directory inside of your projects' root dir and try again?

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@hunterzju I've reproduced the problem, I'll try to fix it as your original config should work, but the following configuration should work for you:

compilation_database_dir: ../build/
output_directory: ../docs/01Iterator
diagrams:
  iterator_class:
    type: class
    glob:
      - "*.cpp"
    exclude:
      namespaces:
        - std

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Thank a lot, this works for me.

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