| after import, include files not found [message #224996] |
Tue, 14 October 2008 20:40  |
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hello,
I generated a new Qt-project and imported the files from a memory stick.
All operations like generating subfolders and importing the files have
been performed via Eclipse menue.
The project directory is structured like
project_folder
include (is a folder1)
some cpp-files
operate (is a folder2)
some c-files
include (is a folder3)
many header files
The files "some c-files" are needing the header files in the include
folder (folder3).
During build I get the message that those header files are not existing.
When I try within "Properties->C/C++ Include Pathes..." to add the folder
with "Add Folder/File..." it is possible to select the folder from the
file-menue, but on top of the window a message appears like "file not
found", and the folder is not added.
On the other hand, the project-file *.pro contains all the header files
with the correct pathes (relative to the project directory).
What I find curious, is that the include directory (folder1) contains many
Qt-pathes but no pathes like "/usr/include" and "/usr/lib/gcc/..." which
usually are included automatically.
Anyway I guess that my Eclipse-CDT installation on Suse Linux10.3 is not
ok. I installed Eclipse Europa. Or need I to do more configurations? But
where?
I am not so familiar with Eclipse.
Thank you for tips
Nikosch
Niko
Eclipse-CDT Version: 2019-12 (4.14.0), Win10 64bit
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