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flyingfisch

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Posted: 18 Apr 2012 04:25:31 pm Post subject: Using custom *.h files

I am using PrizmSDK 0.3. My file setup for my project is: Code: `- PrizmSDK/projects - ./Project - ./src ./example.C ./data.h` I hope you can understand that :/ Anyway, when I do: Code: `include <data.h>` It does not recognize my *.h file. Should I put it somewhere else? Or should I edit the Makefile? I am using linux. _________________

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Posted: 18 Apr 2012 04:26:30 pm Post subject:

Code: `#include "data.h"` _________________ -Ashbad

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Posted: 18 Apr 2012 04:26:34 pm Post subject:

Put it either in include/, or use #include "data.h". _________________ CALCnet Tournament-38% deviantArt

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Posted: 18 Apr 2012 04:27:29 pm Post subject: Re: Using custom *.h files

flyingfisch wrote:

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include <data.h>

It does not recognize my *.h file.

firstly, that should be #include, and not include. Secondly, where is the .h file?

Typically, <...> is for global includes and "..." is for local includes. (Don't stab me for terminology). Use #include "data.h" if data.h is included relative to the source file.
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Posted: 18 Apr 2012 04:31:56 pm Post subject: Re: Using custom *.h files

AHelper wrote:

flyingfisch wrote:

Code:




include <data.h>

It does not recognize my *.h file.

firstly, that should be #include, and not include. Secondly, where is the .h file?

Typically, <...> is for global includes and "..." is for local includes. (Don't stab me for terminology). Use #include "data.h" if data.h is included relative to the source file.

Oh, thanks! I must have missed that in the C tutorial. Smile

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