Re: Extreme Search Path Problems!!!!!
Re: Extreme Search Path Problems!!!!!
- Subject: Re: Extreme Search Path Problems!!!!!
- From: Markus Hitter <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 02:52:23 +0200
Am 04.08.2005 um 02:03 schrieb Ando Sonenblick:
The problem is that Xcode cannot find the include files.
(The compiler's name is "gcc" or "g++" in your case. Xcode is the
name of the IDE.)
The apparent reason is that the code has "pathed" includes.
gcc works with pathed #includes for ages, no reason it should stop
now all of a sudden. Even the Unix standard headers in /usr/include
have #includes with more than just the file name.
This seems to confuse Xcode and prevents it from finding the header
foo.h
What does your build transscript say? You get it by clicking on one
of the buttons between the upper and the lower pane in the build
window (watch the ToolTips). Is the include path (-I option) passed
down to gcc?
I had added the root folder to the Header Search Paths (dragging it
in to the Search Paths UI to ensure the path is accurate relative
to the project) and made it recursive... no luck.
Something in the back of my head says there were some issue with
relative paths there. Not sure wether the bug is fixed already and
which version of Xcode you are using. An absolute path would be worth
a try.
Recursive search paths are not very Unixy and were added only
recently ...
HTH,
Markus
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Dipl. Ing. Markus Hitter
http://www.jump-ing.de/
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