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Re: Header search path with XCode 2.1
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Re: Header search path with XCode 2.1


  • Subject: Re: Header search path with XCode 2.1
  • From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 5 Jul 2005 11:21:49 -0700

One problem could be the CVS directory itself. Since CVS uses that directory name for managing CVS information, we maybe ignoring it in Xcode 2.1 (really we should only be doing this when using CVS, but we have a list of folders to ignore and "CVS" is one of them).

You might try adding "$(SRCROOT)/../" to Header Search Paths and see if that helps.

BTW, what link options disappeared from the GUI in Xcode 2.1? I'm not aware of any build settings that were removed in Xcode 2.1.

Scott

On Jul 2, 2005, at 3:54 PM, Andrew Hannon wrote:

Hello,

Not two hours ago was I happily using XCode 2.0, busily coding, compiling and debugging. Then, while looking for a solution to another problem, I found out XCode 2.1 was available. I quickly upgraded, and now I regret the decision...

Basically, I updated my 2.0 project, which lead to some new difficulties (I wanted to alter some link options, and found that they were gone from the GUI, and I had to manually edit the projects project.pbxproj file). I then decided to start from scratch and create a whole new project.

The folder that contains the project is a directory resembling ~/ Documents/CVS/{Project}. I have several folders in the CVS/ directory. I use -I../ to access the header files in these different folders. However, while this worked as I expected in XCode 2.0, XCode 2.1 refuses to acknowledge the flag (even though I have filled out the appropriate "Header Search Paths" field with "../"). Oh the frustration! As a sanity check, I manually added "../" to the first offending #include violator, and of it compiled.

Has anyone seen this? I've read other's accounts of XCode 2.1 seemingly ignoring user specified parameters. Can anyone help, as I am quite frustrated at the moment!

Thanks,

Andrew Hannon
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