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Question about #include
Good day, all!
I work in Visual Studio.Net. After making, for example:
slice2cpp.exe example.ice
I receive a two file, example.h and example.cpp
But every time when I change a Slice definition I must manually fix in example.cpp file code
#include <example.h>
to
#include "example.h"
(from global scope include to local).
How it can be fixed without every time changing code manually?
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Regards,
Alexander
I work in Visual Studio.Net. After making, for example:
slice2cpp.exe example.ice
I receive a two file, example.h and example.cpp
But every time when I change a Slice definition I must manually fix in example.cpp file code
#include <example.h>
to
#include "example.h"
(from global scope include to local).
How it can be fixed without every time changing code manually?
--
Regards,
Alexander
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Comments
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Hi,
It should never be necessary to modify the generated code. Instead, you should add "/I." to your project's compiler settings to tell the compiler to look in the current subdirectory for include files.
Take care,
- Mark0 -
Hi Alexander,
Please have a look at the Visual Studio projects for the demos, in particular at the "Custom Build Step" associated with the .ice files
Cheers,
Bernard0 -
Ok, thanks.
It's just need to insert a ".," declaration in Additional Include Directories project settings.0
