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Including files in for compile with different extension?
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Including files in for compile with different extension?


  • Subject: Including files in for compile with different extension?
  • From: Todd <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2011 14:52:05 -0700

I am looking at an old Metrowerks app that is moving to XCode and the previous developer created a number of files that are given the extension of .int.

I think he did this since it appears he does an "include "file_name.int" inline in code to share the same code among multiple classes. It seems mostly tempalte type code.

I don't think XCode can bring in these .int files since the errors I am seeing lead me to believe that they are either not being found (but they are not red in the file listing) or XCode chokes and simply ignores it.

Is there a better extension to try for these files? Obviously the answer is re-write, but right this second I need to do a proof of concept quick like.

I thought that GCC could take any extension and bring it on...but I am not sure.

thoughts?

-T
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