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Re: header file not found error


  • Subject: Re: header file not found error
  • From: Boyd Collier <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 05 Sep 2014 12:45:09 -0700

Seth,

Thanks for the suggestion, which motivated me to download and read Apple's  "Xcode_Build_Setting_Reference."  That should eventually be useful, though I didn't learn enough from it to solve my problem.   I finally got the header problem fixed, but only by deleting and reloading files, etc.  This got me past the problem of compiling my source code but there were still problems with other stuff.  I finally decided it would be faster to start with a fresh project, which I've now done, and everything works.

It was interesting exploring some of the files lurking in the project bundle by using BBEdit, but without a lotl more knowledge than I possess, I didn't try editing any of them.  Maybe there's a really good book out there explaining the details of what "Xcode_Build_Setting_Reference" simply summarizes; if you (or anyone else) knows of one, I'd like the reference.

Thanks again,
Boyd


On Sep 2, 2014, at 7:19 PM, Seth Willits <email@hidden> wrote:

>> In a quite simple document-based project, both Xcode 6 nor Xcode 5 give a "file not found" for one of my header files.  I'm sure it's there; I've tried deleting it, re-adding it, and everything else I can think of, but to no avail. All of the other header files are found when I build, but just not this one.  And yes, I've checked the spelling, emptied the cache, searched the web for explanations of what might be wrong, etc.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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> Look in the detailed build settings for the .m file being built which triggers the error. In the build commands list, look at what the -I include paths are. Is your header in one of those paths?
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> The path to that header must be different than the other headers?
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> Seth Willits
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