| CDT Relative Include Paths [message #145094] |
Fri, 13 May 2005 10:52 |
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Originally posted by: me.privacy.net
We are using Eclipse V3.1 with the milestone (M6) build of CDT 3.0, on
the Linux platform.
Our project is a Managed Make C++ Project, we have a few of issues with
using relative paths.
1) Header paths that are defined in the Include Paths (-I) field as
relative (i.e. ../../include/) do not appear in the Includes folder on
the Project tree. As a result of this, header file modifications do not
get checked in the dependancies
2) When I attempt to open these header files from the Outline view, the
editor jumps to the #include statement, but no file is opened. System
include files, and headers included in the project are opened sucessfully.
3) In the generated makefiles, absolute paths are used to the source
files, so the makefile are not portable, they have the regenerated on
each platform.
Has anyone got any ideas on how to get round these problems?
Cheers
Nick
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