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Mon, 13 June 2005 00:24

Eclipse User

I have set some include paths in the environment variable "INCLUDE", but CDT
doesn't seems to search those paths.

I am using managed make project settings, I can't add include paths to the
project....

ben

Re: Include doesn't work [message #146812 is a reply to message #146785]

Mon, 13 June 2005 17:57

Eclipse User

In my project, i created an "include" folder and placed my include files
in there. Then I went to the Properties -> C/C++ Build dialog box. Then
I selected GCC C++ Compiler -> Directories. Then "Include Paths (-I)
appeared. To the right of it is an icon with the + signs forming an
inverted triangle. I clicked on that and browsed to the include folder.

Re: Include doesn't work [message #146837 is a reply to message #146812]

Tue, 14 June 2005 05:46

Eclipse User

Thanks, that does the trick!!

ben

"Al " <allelopath@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:78e70215e89746f5044d5fe30f87f386$1@www.eclipse.org...
> In my project, i created an "include" folder and placed my include files
> in there. Then I went to the Properties -> C/C++ Build dialog box. Then
> I selected GCC C++ Compiler -> Directories. Then "Include Paths (-I)
> appeared. To the right of it is an icon with the + signs forming an
> inverted triangle. I clicked on that and browsed to the include folder.
>

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