Hello
I have a C++ project A which has to use heather/source files of project B.
When I do include "B.h" then B's heather can't be seen because B and A are in a different sub-folders of the same folder.What can I do
thank you
booker 0 Newbie Poster
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#include "..//Folder_Name//File.h"or
#include "../Folder_Name/File.h"I think this should work out.
You need to traverse to the previous directory and then to a sub-directory.
ArkM 1,090 Postaholic
Probably the simplest way to go:
#include "../projectBfolder/B.h"or add the project B folder to include paths list of the project A. How to do it depends on your IDE, of course...
tux4life 2,072 Postaholic
#include <..//Folder_Name//File.h>I think this should work out.
You need to traverse to the previous directory and then to a sub-directory.
Using '<' and '>' works only if the header files are in the compiler's header files directory ...
Probably the simplest way to go:
#include "../projectBfolder/B.h"or add the project B folder to include paths list of the project A. How to do it depends on your IDE, of course...
This should work fine :) ...
Sky Diploma 571 Practically a Posting Shark
Using '<' and '>' works only if the header files are in the compiler's header files directory ...
This should work fine :) ...
Oops. I actually meant to use "quote" but ended up using "<" sorry...!!!
booker 0 Newbie Poster
I use VC++. I tried to traverse to a different directory but I failed.
Thank you very match. I think the best is to include the path list
booker 0 Newbie Poster
Thanks boys. i got it using relative paths. thank you very match
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