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Import non local header locally
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Philip Mötteli |
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Import non local header locally |
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Fri, 28 Feb 2003 23:52:02 +0100 |
Hi
It's perhaps a stupid question, but I just don't see the solution: I
have a header file, that imports another header from the same project.
I mean I have:
+FooProject
|---File Foo.h: #import <FooFramework/FooBar.h>
The compiler doesn't find the header 'FooBar.h', because the
FooFramework isn't yet installed.
Unfortunately, this 'FooBar.h' is in a subdirectory of the project, so
I can't even just make '-I ..'.
If it would be imported as this
#import "FooBar.h"
there wouldn't be the slightest problem.
The moment, the project would be installed for the first time, the
compiler would find the file. Or another hack would be to just copy the
headers to a place, where the compiler looks for it. But I'm wondering,
how this is supposed to work?
Thanks
Phil
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