Re[2]: "No Such File Or Directory" ...Oh yeah?
Re[2]: "No Such File Or Directory" ...Oh yeah?
- Subject: Re[2]: "No Such File Or Directory" ...Oh yeah?
- From: Lance Drake <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 23:04:57 -0700
If a file is located up-and-over-a-level-or-so from my XCode (1.1)
project, it is not found at compile time.
...
Are you using an absolute include path? Does it work if you represent
your original file location as project-relative, using $(PROJECT) and
".." to mean one level higher? e.g.
set "Header Search Paths" in the target settings to
"$(PROJECT)/../wherever"
Dear Kevin and Scott,
Thanks very much for your assistance and helpful answer to my
question. I will implement your suggestion that I include an entry in
the 'Headers Search Paths'. What had me baffled was that the same
project had no such issue under the 'Project Builder' IDE.
Unfortunately, this is a problem even though the file has been added
to the project. You'd think that would eliminate questions about the
file's location. That behavior probably qualifies it as a bug and I
will submit it as such. Meanwhile, thanks for the workaround.
BTW - I went to the trouble of running Norton Utils and doing a
DiskUtility 'Repair Permissions' on my 10.3 disks (where both the
project and XCode tools are located) to make sure it was not a B-Tree
thing or some HFS+ hiccup where the file really was not-locatable.
Best Regards,
Lance Drake
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