A question about includes

[Leopold Palomo Avellaneda]

A Dilluns 14 Abril 2003 11:45, mehrzad soltani va escriure:
Hi,

thank's for the answer.

So, if I understand your mail, basically you are talking about to put all the 
includes, or at last the common includes in a directory under project, and 
them all the subprojects in a directories under the main directory?

Because I have all the subprojects under the project subdirextori. 
The question maybe woulb be how to put a -I(value of the source directori) in 
the project options, and I don't know witch are the value, and how to put it.

Regards,

Leo

> HIplease put yor include file"myinclude.h" in a seperate directory exp
> "subproject1" in your project directory and then include this file to 
> project.
>
> |--> admin
>
> \--> project\-->include|-->subproject1
> \-->subproject2
>
> and insert in subproject1:
> #include "..include/myinclude.h" and insert in subproject2: #include
> "..include/myinclude.h"
>
> bye
>
>
>
> Leopold Palomo Avellaneda <lepalom at wol.es> wrote:Hi,
>
> I'm working with kdevelop 2.1.5. All works fine (more or less) I'm waiting
> to gideon.
> I have a problem that I don't know how to do it with kdevelop. In my
> project, I have several subdirectories. Normally, it's separate in modules.
> Normally, if a need an include of a local file a put it in this way:
> #include "file.h"
>
> In the main directory of the sources, you know the file directory structure
> of
>
> kdevelop for a qt app:
> | project
> |--> admin
>
> \--> project
>
> |-->subproject1
>
> \-->subproject2
>
> where in the main directory you have the configure, etc, and two
> subdirectories, one with the source code and another wit admin stuff.
>
> In my source directory also I have more subdirectories (libs in kdevelop,
> subprojects in gideon). My problem is that I cannot refer in a include a
> header from one subdirectory to another, because the relative path does't
> work, ex:
>
> I have a file in subproject1
> #include "myinclude.h"
>
> but if I put this in a file in subproject2 doesn't work
> #include "../subproject1/myinclude.h"
>
> because the makefile doesn't find it.
>
> How I can solve this?
>
> Regards,
>
> Leo
>
>
>
>
>
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