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Offline erotavlas

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Re: Add existing file to a project
« Reply #15 on: November 18, 2010, 11:04:07 am »
Thank you for your answer. I have not said that I'm under windows 7 with cygwin bash shell and g++/gcc  4.3.4 version1 compiler. I'm still trying to solve the problem, other suggestions are well accepted. Thank in advanced.
I think cygwin gcc only recognize the path like "/cygdrive/", so if you use windows path, the gcc compiler may work wrongly.
Could you try to use mingw gcc?


The result with mingw is the same. Now I will try to put the project in c:\myproject. I hope that it works because it's the last my idea, could be windows (cygwin, minGW) the problem?

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Re: Add existing file to a project
« Reply #16 on: November 18, 2010, 11:11:19 am »
You're joking...

1. Have you tried to replace #include "file4.h" with #include "../data1/file4.h" or #include "data1/file4.h"?
2. Have you tried to add "./data1/" to the include paths?
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Re: Add existing file to a project
« Reply #17 on: November 18, 2010, 11:15:30 am »
If you have tried replace the "file4.h" with #include "../data1/file4.h", and you have added the include path, we felt very strange. If you have some web space such as Web Disk, you can upload the project to the space.
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Re: Add existing file to a project
« Reply #18 on: November 18, 2010, 11:31:25 am »
You're joking...

1. Have you tried to replace #include "file4.h" with #include "../data1/file4.h" or #include "data1/file4.h"?
2. Have you tried to add "./data1/" to the include paths?


I have substituted all #include "file4.h" with #include "../data1/file4.h"
If I put all path "c:/myproject/data1/file4.h" it works perfectly.  I can't understand why, but I'm very happy. :D