On Aug 25, 2004, at 5:40 PM, Markian Hlynka wrote:
You _could install on a UFS partition... I'm assuming the problem here
is the non-case sensitivity of HFS+
my assumption as well.
alternatively, have you tried
#include </usr/include/time.h>
I do not think you may install Xcode on UFS. If instead the suggestion
is to have a partition were to put source code would not work. Could
not tell OS X users to repartition their HD if they want to use Xcode.
It is supposed to work with C++ without the "caveat: watch how you name
your classes".
Renaming the code is also not a solution: it runs on Linux and Windows.
Asking to change MLOC to have it run on OS X and Xcode would be just
calling for killing OS X itself.
Massimo
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Markian
On Aug 25, 2004, at 8:37, Massimo Marino wrote:
Hi there,
pretty new to Xcode. Am using vs 1.5 . Currently just kicking the
tires.
I came across an oddity - related to case sensitivity - and I
wondered if there is a workaround.
On a C++ file in a Xcode project for building a shared library there
is a
#include <time.h>
Xcode complains that the file Base/Time.h (where Base/Time.h is
within the project - with multiple targets - in the Base directory)
cannot be found. Is there a way to tell Xcode that the file in
question is /usr/include/time.h and not be confused?
If I remove reference to the Base group in the project then Xcode
proceeds.
Is this going to bite a lot? Any way to force looking into system
files (after all it is a <time.h> and not a "time.h" )
Searched extensively into Xcode documentation but found absolutely
nothing on the subject.
Cheers
M.
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