XCode: /usr VS /usr/local
XCode: /usr VS /usr/local
- Subject: XCode: /usr VS /usr/local
- From: Chris Silverberg <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 08 Feb 2004 23:37:54 -0800
- Organization: Silverberg.Net
I am working with a project that uses libcurl. In one of the sources
appears the following declaration:
#include <curl/curl.h>
Now, there are actually two instances of this header on my computer. The
first is in /usr/include/. But this is a rather old version... the current
version if installed in /usr/local/include/.
So, with ProjectBuilder, there was nothing special to do. It would
automatically find the local version and all was good. But now I'm
attempting to use Xcode and not having nearly as much luck. Xcode seems to
only find the non-local version. (which seems, well... wrong.) I tried
adding /usr/local/include to my search header path, but that didn't help.
(It must be looking in /usr/include first).
Is there any way to fix this behavior? Seems like Xcode should always favor
/usr/local over /usr, but I dont see any way to correct that.
-Chris
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