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Hi all,
i'm running ICE 1.1.0 with VC++6 on a Win2k system.
My slice file contains #include <Ice/Locator.ice>.
Running slice2cpp -I$(ICEDIR)/slice MyFile.ice with
ICEDIR set to "D:\usr\Ice-1.1.0", the generated
MyFile.h contains the following include directive:
#include <D://usr//Ice-1.1.0/slice/Ice/Locator.h>
How can i tell slice2cpp not to generate an
absolute include file name, i.e. generate
#include <Ice/Locator.h> instead?
Regards
clemens
i'm running ICE 1.1.0 with VC++6 on a Win2k system.
My slice file contains #include <Ice/Locator.ice>.
Running slice2cpp -I$(ICEDIR)/slice MyFile.ice with
ICEDIR set to "D:\usr\Ice-1.1.0", the generated
MyFile.h contains the following include directive:
#include <D://usr//Ice-1.1.0/slice/Ice/Locator.h>
How can i tell slice2cpp not to generate an
absolute include file name, i.e. generate
#include <Ice/Locator.h> instead?
Regards
clemens
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Hi,
Use forward slashes instead: set ICEDIR to "D:/usr/Ice-1.1.0", and specify the option "-I$(ICEDIR)/slice".
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