#include file path
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To All:
I am having a problem with an include file. The dialog that shows which file is
being compiled freezes and my computer locks up. This happens when I include a
file in a parallel directory. Shouldn't this work according to page 95
"Preprocessing" in the C++ manual? It does okay when I put the include file in
the project directory. Wouldn't a parallel directory fall under the catagory of
"and finally in the THINK Project Manager tree." as per the manual?
This is the include line: #include "ToolBox.h" (is using ToolBox an no-no?)
Project path:
Development:Symantec C++ for Macintosh:Projects:MySource:ProjectXFolder:
Include dir path:
Development:Symantec C++ for Macintosh:Projects:MySource:MyMacClasses:
Thanks for any suggestions, -Travis-
Better re-read the part of the manual about organizing projects – putting your
project folder inside the Symantec folder is a no-no.
– Dennis
Travis:
Like Dennis said, putting your project inside the Symantec folder is a no-no.
That "Projects" folder within the Symantec folder is where you can store
_aliases_ to your projects in order to make those projects permanently appear
in the "Switch to project" submenu.
Steve
Silly me :-). Did I ask that question? What I really meant to ask was how's the
weather over there. Yeah, that's it.
Thanks!
-Trav-