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Re: Access Paths: (question from a recovering CodeWarrior)
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Re: Access Paths: (question from a recovering CodeWarrior)


  • Subject: Re: Access Paths: (question from a recovering CodeWarrior)
  • From: David Dunham <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 18:18:05 -0700

Chris

They're initially empty.  When you add files to the project, search
paths are automatically added.  Files in your project's root directory
are always found even if no search paths are entered, which is why it
"just worked."

This is the party line, and it's usually true. But not in our code, which has stuff like


#include "system/Graphics.h"

which cannot find the Graphics.h I add to the project. I have to manually add a search path.
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