Hi,

I'm integrating a 3rd party library in my project, so i went to project properties and included my headers, and my lib, in the appropriate place.

My problem is that my headers are referring to other header files and that causes build errors like "x.h no such file or directory".

My example is something like this:

In properties i've included my header file: <some_dir>/a.h

In a.h i have:

#include "init/b.h";

In b.h i have:

#include "a.h";

When building, i have this error:

"a.h no such file or directory" // this error comes when including "a.h" from "init/b.h"

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How can i define a base dir where header files are searched for?

Note: i'm using this 3rd party library in other c++ projects and it works well, so the problem is not related with this 3rd party lib headers

(01-20-2014 12:07 PM)cvieira Wrote:  Note: i'm using this 3rd party library in other c++ projects and it works well, so the problem is not related with this 3rd party lib headers

Hi,
Did you setup some extra options in other projects to make this work? Like "include additional paths" or something?
Are you trying to solve this for Windows or Linux?

Hi,

In my other projects where i use this 3rd party lib, i use this configuration in CMakeLists.txt (so i'm using CMake):


i'm trying to solve this to work in Linux.

Regards,

Thanks, I'll add this soon

Great, thanks

Hi Esenthel,

I've installed the update made available today, and i saw that you already included this, thanks!

But i'm still having trouble here... i'm setting the "include directories" (new field) and "include headers", but i'm getting this when trying to define some variable:


Also, when typing in the code editor, the new classes are not available in the suggestions list. But, for example, the macros are available, such as FGFDMEXEC_HEADER_H that defines #define FGFDMEXEC_HEADER_H.

Any idea?

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Hmmm, sorry Esenthel... my fault here... forgot to type the namespace :\

It's working Ok now... many thanks for your effort (and speed) on developing this feature

Regards,