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User forums => Help => Topic started by: newtocpp on February 22, 2019, 03:40:19 am
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Hello, I want to start using codeblocks instead of Atom and cmake which I have been using from before.
I have encountered a "problem" (might be just me that is the problem :o)
What I wish to do:
I wish to import my whole (already working) project and directories into codeblocks
What I have done so far:
1) I have created a blank project
2) I copied my directories and files into the new project folder
3) Inside codeblock I selected "Project > Add files" and selected the files I wished to import (from the project folder mentioned in "2)" )
What my problem is:
I cant seem to find either the correct file or directory while trying to compile ???
Have also tried "#include "src/fauxmead.h", "#include "fauxmead.h"" and just to be on the safest side #include "Headers/src/fauxmead.h"
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/qysjbYV.png
I hope someone kicks my brain back on track.
Thanks for any contribution ;D
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Right click project (flush) and select "Build options". Then add the relevant directiories under "Search directories" tab.
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If you have a cmake build system why don't you just do "cmake -G 'CodeBlocks - Ninja' ."?
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Does this allow me to import the whole project into codeblocks?
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Right click project (flush) and select "Build options". Then add the relevant directiories under "Search directories" tab.
Thanks alot :)
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Does this allow me to import the whole project into codeblocks?
Yes and you'll be building with ninja/make and you won't have to replicate the cmake build system in c::b.