Compile active file does not work about vscode-cmake-tools HOT 7 OPEN

@borjamunozf Sorry for misunderstanding your question, for your issue we tried to use open-source projects that didn‘t reproduce it, in order for us to investigate this issue further, could you please provide a sample project and detailed steps to reproduce it (a video of the reproduction would be great)? We are looking forward to your reply. Thank you.

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#3575

Seems related or exactly the same scenario we're facing...

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@borjamunozf Thanks for the feedback, we use bullet3 project then 'CMake: Compile Active File' doesn't work properly and shows 'Unable ro find compilation information for this file' error, does this reproduce your issue? If it doesn't reproduce your issue is it possible to provide demo project & exact steps?

ENV:

1. System info: Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
2. VS code version: 1.88.1
3. CMake Tools: v1.17.17
4. CMake: 3.19.2

Repro Steps:

1. Download bullet3 project and open with VS Code.
2. Run command ‘CMake: Compile Active File’

Actual Result:

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Not sure what you mean. Has this any relationship with my error? In my case, the problem is about truncating (the compile active file does not complain, it just logs to terminal console but the cmd looks truncated, not about unable to find compilation information for this file

I cloned the repo and did that and yes, if I go to any file of the bullet3 and select Compile Active file I got that error. But I guess this is the expected behaviour, there is not compile_commands.json ?

I tried to build bullet3 with the provided script with this:

• Modified CMakeLists root file with CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS ON
• Executed

./build_cmake_pybullet_double.sh

• Same error: Unable to find compilation information for this file.

@borjamunozf Thanks for the feedback, we use bullet3 project then 'CMake: Compile Active File' doesn't work properly and shows 'Unable ro find compilation information for this file' error, does this reproduce your issue? If it doesn't reproduce your issue is it possible to provide demo project & exact steps?

ENV:

1. System info: Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS

2. VS code version: 1.88.1

3. CMake Tools: v1.17.17

4. CMake: 3.19.2

Repro Steps:

1. Download [bullet3](https://github.com/bulletphysics/bullet3) project and open with VS Code.

2. Run command ‘CMake: Compile Active File’

Actual Result:

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Hi again.

It seems that the length is not the root cause of this issue, because I was able to reproduce (after spending more time that it was required) the error with a short length. It just simply not working at all.

Here is the repo:

https://github.com/borjamunozf/vscode-cmd-truncated

• Build with CMakePresets.
• Try to remove build/Debug/CMakeFiles/vscode-cmd-truncated.dir/main.cpp.o
• Run Compile Active file for main.cpp and it wont compile anything, just show the message.

/usr/bin/g++ -I/home/borjamf/workspace/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos/Include -I/home/borjamf/workspace/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos2/Include -I/home/borjamf/workspace/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos3/Include -I/home/borjamf/workspace/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos4/Include -I/home/borjamf/workspace/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos5/Include -o CMakeFiles/vscode-cmd-truncated.dir/main.cpp.o -c /home/borjamf/workspace/vscode-cmd-truncated/main.cpp

• However, copying & pasting the same compile command in the terminal will work.

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@borjamunozf @gcampbell-msft Thank you for investigating! We will be able to reproduce the issue using the following steps and will continue to follow up on this issue:

ENV:
System info: Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
VS code version: 1.88.1
CMake Tools: v1.17.17
C/C++ extension: 1.20.2(pre-release)

Repro Steps:

1. Clone and open project with VS Code: https://github.com/borjamunozf/vscode-cmd-truncated
2. Run 'CMake: Build' command after successfully configuring the project using CMakePreset.
3. Remove build/Debug/CMakeFiles/vscode-cmd-truncated.dir/main.cpp.o
4. Run 'CMake: Compile Active File' command for main.cpp.

Actual Result: The 'CMake: Compile Active File' VSCode command doesn't compile anything, it just displays the message:

/usr/bin/g++ -I/home/test/Desktop/EricaTest/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos/Include -I/home/test/Desktop/EricaTest/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos2/Include -I/home/test/Desktop/EricaTest/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos3/Include -I/home/test/Desktop/EricaTest/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos4/Include -I/home/test/Desktop/EricaTest/vscode-cmd-truncated/quefacemos5/Include -g -o CMakeFiles/vscode-cmd-truncated.dir/main.cpp.o -c /home/test/Desktop/EricaTest/vscode-cmd-truncated/main.cpp

More Info: Using the compile command in the terminal will work fine
Command: g++ -o main main.cpp

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Is there any way we could help with this? I have not too much exposure to Typescript and so, but if there's any info to help debugging this and accelerate would be ok for us

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