Re: How can I add custom headers for a library?
Re: How can I add custom headers for a library?
- Subject: Re: How can I add custom headers for a library?
- From: "Mark A. Stratman" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 16:41:26 -0500
I should have mentioned in my previous reply: Another alternative if
you don't want to add the headers to the project and don't want to put
them in a system include directory is to use a -I compiler flag to tell
it where they are.
Add "-I/path/to/headers" in the target's development and deployment
compiler flags.
- Mark
On Jun 18, 2004, at 3:01 PM, email@hidden wrote:
I have created a library. There is a header that needs, like stdio, to
be
accessable in the compiler. I don't want this header to be included in
the
resources or any where else in the product. I know I can manually
delete
it, but is there a folder I can place the header in which the compiler
will recognise?
I already dropped it (ok there are two in side a folder) into the
Headers
folder in the Developer folder. But when I type #include <MyLibrary.h>
or
"MyLibrary.h" I am told that that no such file exists. How do I tell
xcode
where these headers are, or where do I place them so that xcode sees
them?
Thanks
April.
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