Re: XCode makes easy things hard...
Re: XCode makes easy things hard...
- Subject: Re: XCode makes easy things hard...
- From: George van den Driessche <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2004 18:29:47 +0100
On 22 Oct 2004, at 01:07, Jeff Laing wrote:
How do I add the Boost header hierarchy to either XCode
itself, or the project, so that when I write
#include <boost/array.hpp>
in a C++ file in my project, it actually finds that header?
I just can't figure it out. It can't be so difficult, can it?
I'm guessing you're facing the same problem I did.
The frustrating thing about XCODE is that it has some idiotic defaults
hidden behind innocuous GUI widgets.
If you select, in the left-hand browser, the TARGET you want to build,
then
press the (I) icon, you get a tabbed editor window. On one of the tabs
there is a list of name,value pairs which for me was a very short list
that
wasn't helpful.
It took me forever to realise that there is a little popup menu in the
top
of the list which, if you click it, shows that there are a zillion
other
options. One of those specifies "include search paths" or some such.
Thank you for your help, as a result of which it took me slightly less
than forever to find this menu :) Thanks also to the others who
replied. It's a well-disguised menu, isn't it. Incidentally, the header
search path field is available in the Project info as well as the
Target info, so I guess you can set up paths for all targets
simultaneously.
Cheers,
George
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