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Re: Xcode does not resolve file-dependencies correctly (was: Re: crashes after changing signatures of virtual functions / virtual inherited classes)




Am 04.08.2006 um 12:09 schrieb Stephan Huber:

I am using absolute paths for my includes, so I can compile the same source with Visual C++ and with XCode. For XCode I am setting the "User Header Search Path" in the build-settings accordingly.

One of those two is obsolete.

How do other people lay out their headers and source-files for cross-plattform application-development?

I don't even know how templates work, but I'm pretty sure absolute paths in includes are unusual. You might want to try plain includes if you don't already:


#include "file1.h"

This is what Xcode probably knows best and confuses the dependency checker least.


Markus

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Dipl. Ing. Markus Hitter
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