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Hmm no, I tried that, as well as other temporary files (.suo, .user), closing & reloading my project, but it still doesn't find certain labels (which are certainly there).

Is IntelliSense supposed...

When I right-click on some function or class name in my source code, and choose 'Go To Definition', lately I'm getting "Symbol 'FooBar' not defined' more and more often.

Is there some way I can...

Aight, that's probably the cleanest way. Thing is I already have lots of "Foo" calls and derived implementations, but still I can prolly get that fixed with some S&R.
Thanks!

Yeah but a is now a B*, not a C*

Thanks for your suggestions.

Of course I'm only re-declaring the function in a derived class if I actually need to override its implementation there.

The problem is I have over hundred classes...

Thanks, but unfortunately it doesn't work here. What kind of compiler are you using? Visual Studio 8 here.

Suppose I have this base + derived class:
class B
{
public:
virtual void Foo( int x, int mode );
};

class C : public B
{
public:

Here's a special case to clip between 0 and 1, using IEEE magic:
inline void Clip01( const float *src, float *dst ) // *dst = *src clipped between 0 and 1
{
static const int ieeeOne = 0x3f800000;...