| Folder Includes in Managed Make Projects [message #167105] |
Fri, 31 March 2006 08:53  |
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Originally posted by: tleidi.cimsi.cim.ch
Hi,
I'm using CDT 3.0.2 on Win XP and I've got the following problem:
a folder called includes sometimes appears under my managed Build Project.
I'm not able to understand when and Why it appears, but it is not always
there.
Is someone able to explain me ?
Further more when it apperas, in the folder there's an include path to each
of
MyProjectName\DebugDirectories\C
.... paths that I never added, and that are not in my managed build
properties (directories) !
Further more, when those paths are in the include folder I've got warnings
in the problems view telling that those paths are invalid project paths.
What to do ?
Thanks
Tiz
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| Re: Folder Includes in Managed Make Projects [message #167286 is a reply to message #167105] |
Tue, 04 April 2006 02:05  |
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Tiziano,
the "Includes" folder is a virtual folder which shows you which paths CDT
thinks are on your include search path (e.g. compiler builtins). This
information is used by the indexer to figure out where things like <stdio.h>
are to be found. So it is more of a problem if you don't have enough paths
in Includes than when you have too many :-)
> Further more, when those paths are in the include folder I've got warnings
> in the problems view telling that those paths are invalid project paths.
Not sure what that is.
> What to do ?
Nothing, as long as everything else seems to be working :-)
Cheers,
Norbert
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