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Re: FAQ: Compile problems when multiple headers in project have same name
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Re: FAQ: Compile problems when multiple headers in project have same name


  • Subject: Re: FAQ: Compile problems when multiple headers in project have same name
  • From: Mark Rowe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2004 16:59:36 +1200

On 20/04/2004, at 06:03, Chris Espinosa wrote:

There are known problems with using multiple header files with the same name. Xcode's built-in header caching mechanism can get confused. To turn this off, Get Info on the affected target, go to the Build tab, and add

USE_HEADERMAPS    |   NO

to the build settings. This defeats header path caching and should make your target build correctly.

Thanks very much for the pointer. I should note that the build setting is named USE_HEADERMAP (no "s").


Cheers,

Mark Rowe
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