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Newbie question about <vector>
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Newbie question about <vector>


  • Subject: Newbie question about <vector>
  • From: Tristan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 4 May 2004 15:50:53 +0200

Hello,

I just installed xCode, and I can't build my framework, wich use the standard c++ vector class.

xCode sends me a build " vector.h : No such file or directory"" on line " #include <vector.h> "
It works for <string.h>


(same results without ".h")

The problem happens only when vector is included from an objective-C class...
It seems to compile correctly when included from a C++ file.
It was working on ProjectBuilder ( with the -ObjC++ compile flag I think).


Do you know how to get out of this? It's really frustrating!!

( When I convert a project created with ProjectBuilder, it works, but I can't make it on a new Xcode Project. I have not noticed any important difference between target settings...)

moose

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