We probably should never use angle brackets to include other files in the workspace, or at least in the same project. Although if we checked the include path for the file and found the directory was in there, we may want to use angle brackets. But that
would be pretty fancy.
Doug.
Hi guys,
just a question about how CDT use double quotes for include files. I
have this project managed by CDT:
root
|-text
|-scripts
|-src
|-funcA
|-funcB
|-funcC
I added include paths for funcA, funcB and funcC. Everything works but
when I create a new class in funcC for example it uses angle brackets.
Looking at the code it seems it uses system style (angle brackets)
because I added the path in the settings. So maybe I'm missing something
here. If I don't add the include path it can't compile because class in
funcC can't see an header in funcA. How should I create the project to
have the proper behavior?
Thanks.
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