Re: [Possibly Solved] Xcode 2.3 Wrong Headers [Found Bug]
Re: [Possibly Solved] Xcode 2.3 Wrong Headers [Found Bug]
- Subject: Re: [Possibly Solved] Xcode 2.3 Wrong Headers [Found Bug]
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Sat, 17 Jun 2006 14:10:11 -0400
I've found the error... It's very strange.
Add a file named Float.h (actually, case doesn't matter, at least on HFS+) to the project. Then put any code that won't compile into it.
For some reason Xcode includes this file anyway, even if you don't include it in source files or targets.
Only when it ends with .h does it seem to show this trouble.
Thanks.
I'll report a bug.
Let me be a little more clear:
1) Make a Cocoa Application project (or at least a target) 2) Create a file Float.h (case doen't matter) and add it to the project (but not necessarily to any target) 3) Put code that won't compile into the Float.h file. 4) Clean your Cocoa Application target. 5) Compile your Cocoa Application target.
You will get errors.
Oh my. Apparently there is a standard header called float.h. No wonder there are errors.
Is the header name Float.h simply taboo then?
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