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Re: No such file error?
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Re: No such file error?


  • Subject: Re: No such file error?
  • From: Thomas Engelmeier <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 24 Nov 2005 13:08:02 +0100




FYI, roughly, the traditional meaning of <> vs "" is "system headers" vs
"project headers". Of course sometimes when writing x-platform code, what is
included in the "system" on some platform has to be added to some
compatibility code directly in the project for other platforms. [...]


Anyway, not a hard problem to fix once you figure out what needs to be done
;-)

It already raises it's ugly head when headers intended to be part of an (external OS) project are added to the system.


See /Developer/SDKs/*/usr/include for various samples. Half of the subfolders contain includes that need to have their folder specified additionally as an project search path [curl, httpd], the other half uses <folder/file.h> syntax.

Great for demonstration are libxslt and libexslt, where <libxml/ tree.h> is prequisite.
libxml includes are buried in .../usr/include/libxml2/libxml, so you need to add <libxslt/> as an project include path and <libxml2> as an additional system include path..


Regards,
	Tom_E

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