Re: #includes in xcode
Re: #includes in xcode
- Subject: Re: #includes in xcode
- From: Andrew White <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 10:41:14 +1100
Roland Silver wrote:
What algorithm does xcode use to find files specified by
#import <foo.h>
and
#import "bar.h"
?
If someone can tell me where in the documentation to find the answers
to these questions, rather than answering them directly, so much the
better.
At the basic level, I'm pretty sure they're semantically identical to the
#include search paths, which are documented in the gcc documentation.
As to what paths XCode adds so that they get searched as intended, if you
click the "lines of text" button in the divider bar in the XCode results
window you'll get another text field listing the actual gcc commands. From
there you can read off the exact search path flags (typically -I and -L).
As to where these are set? The various target build prefs.
--
Andrew White
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