I am attempting to build a C project using a makefile. I have a sub-folder
in the project folder which contains include files, and I have this folder
added to the project include paths. However, the compiler seems to be
unable to find the include files. Specifically, I have main.c with the line
#include <define.h>
where main.c is in the project folder /test, and define.h is in /test/add.
Do I need to also add the include paths explicitly in the makefile in
addition to right-clicking on the project folder and selecting Add Project
Include Paths… or something else?
Don
#include <foo.h> searches for foo.h in the system include path.
#include “foo.h” searches for foo.h in the user path.
I’m not sure what this might mean for your Momentics settings.
Marty Doane
Siemens L&A
“Don Tucker” <dtucker@arlut.utexas.edu> wrote in message
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I am attempting to build a C project using a makefile. I have a
sub-folder
in the project folder which contains include files, and I have this folder
added to the project include paths. However, the compiler seems to be
unable to find the include files. Specifically, I have main.c with the
line
#include <define.h
where main.c is in the project folder /test, and define.h is in /test/add.
Do I need to also add the include paths explicitly in the makefile in
addition to right-clicking on the project folder and selecting Add Project
Include Paths… or something else?
Don
Don Tucker <dtucker@arlut.utexas.edu> wrote:
I am attempting to build a C project using a makefile. I have a sub-folder
in the project folder which contains include files, and I have this folder
added to the project include paths. However, the compiler seems to be
unable to find the include files. Specifically, I have main.c with the line
#include <define.h
where main.c is in the project folder /test, and define.h is in /test/add.
Do I need to also add the include paths explicitly in the makefile in
addition to right-clicking on the project folder and selecting Add Project
Include Paths… or something else?
Is this a QNX C project, or a Standard Make project?
If it is a Standard Make project, you will need a -I directive for
the compilation of the source files that need the header specifying
where to find the source.
If it is a QNX C project, you will need to right-click on the project,
select Properties. Then click on QNX C/C++ Project, click on Compiler,
slelect “Extra include paths” in the “Category” drop-down list at the
top, and then under “Add From” click either “Project” or “Disk” and
specify the directory. (I think both work.)
What I THINK you have set is the bit that tells the IDE’s code parser/header
file opener tool how to find the header files, not the bit that tells the
build side of things how to find header files.
-David
David Gibbs
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
The project build cannot find the include file whether I use < > or " ".
Don
“Marty Doane” <martin.doane@siemens.com> wrote in message
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#include <foo.h> searches for foo.h in the system include path.
#include “foo.h” searches for foo.h in the user path.
I’m not sure what this might mean for your Momentics settings.
Marty Doane
Siemens L&A
“Don Tucker” <> dtucker@arlut.utexas.edu> > wrote in message
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I am attempting to build a C project using a makefile. I have a
sub-folder
in the project folder which contains include files, and I have this
folder
added to the project include paths. However, the compiler seems to be
unable to find the include files. Specifically, I have main.c with the
line
#include <define.h
where main.c is in the project folder /test, and define.h is in
/test/add.
Do I need to also add the include paths explicitly in the makefile in
addition to right-clicking on the project folder and selecting Add
Project
Include Paths… or something else?
Don
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