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from http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/message/xcode/2008/4/2/20667.

That said, when you include a file, there is two syntax possible.

#include "myHeader.h"

#include <LibraryHeader.h>

If you use simple quote, the precompiler will search you header relative to the file that include it, or it will search in all header you include in your target (and in "User Header Search Path").

If you use the '< >' syntax, the precompiler will search in system directories (/usr/include, ...) and in "Header Search Path".

If you are using '< >', you should change the header search path, not the user header search path:

HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS = "/Applications/Metrowerks CodeWarrior 9.0/Metrowerks CodeWarrior/MacOS Support/PowerPlant"

PS: There is also an other line in the monthly reminder that you may note before Chris wake up:

«First things first: It's Xcode, not xCode or XCode or x-code. Remember that now.»

Le 2 avr. 08 à 17:55, Liron Gefen a écrit :

Hi,
I started my journey with xcode(http://developer.apple.com/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/MovingProjectsToXcode)
but no luck so far :-(
I am trying to export one of CW9 examples (New Project-> Mac Os PowerPlant stationary->Mach-0 target->"Basic" project)
on my 10.4.3 into xcode according to the "Make Changes to PowerPlant" section:
Add PowerPlant Headers to the Project and Target
Create a Prefix File for PowerPlant
Make Minor Changes to the PowerPlant Code
1) When i imported the project all the power plant files were shown as part of the project
but they were missing (marked in red) so I added all the files.
2) I created an Xcode prefix header file for PowerPlant as described.(PP_Xcode.h prefix file )
3)I turned on "Always Search User Paths" in the project settings and filled in the relative
path to my PowerPlant framework with checking on the recursive box:
User Search Path = "/Applications/Metrowerks CodeWarrior 9.0/Metrowerks CodeWarrior/MacOS Support/PowerPlant"

The compilation result is still "No such file or directory"
when the PP_Xcode.h prefix file is compiled.
Am i suppose to go into each pp file and change the include sentence from
#include <some_PP_file.h> to #include "some_PP_file.h"?
(e.g #include <LAction.h> to #include "LAction.h")
If so, how come the documented prefix file contains brackets?

Is there an elaborated information somewhere on exporting a PowerPlant project? or maybe even some sample application?
Thank you in advance for the help...
Liron

References:
	>export PowerPlant CW9 project into xcode (From: "Liron Gefen" <email@hidden>)