[ANSWERED] Include Files
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Good point, Taamalus.
C++ standards are sometimes (very) far from our real life.
The given environment determines the binding documentation, no matter how standards compliant it is.This problem is reflected in the acronym "RTFM":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTFM ;)
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[quote author="Wolf P." date="1294651634"]Good point, Taamalus.
C++ standards are sometimes (very) far from our real life.
The given environment determines the binding documentation, no matter how standards compliant it is.This problem is reflected in the acronym "RTFM":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTFM ;)[/quote]
So, I guess the correct answer to RTFM then, is to ask RWFM?(the "W" standing for "Which")
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For Qt, /I/ havn't read it nor searched for it ;)
But regarding my current main development environment, I have found that neither I nor my colleagues have read it early enough.When working with Qt Creator, you should consult one of the documentations of /MinGW/ or /Visua Studio/, depending on your software installation.
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[quote author="Andre" date="1294653747"][quote author="Wolf P." date="1294651634"]This problem is reflected in the acronym "RTFM":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTFM ;)[/quote]
So, I guess the correct answer to RTFM then, is to ask RWFM?(the "W" standing for "Which")
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That of the compiler(s) you use. As far as I know the popular ones tend to behave quite similar on include paths.
[EDIT: correct quotes]
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"GCC Handbook":http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.1.2/gcc/index.html#Top
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Wolf P.: You only use two compilers? You are lucky then!
Also note that the behavior of the compiler can change between versions (even though it should not change for fundamental things like include path handling:-).
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"MSDN for MSVS":http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/36k2cdd4(VS.80).aspx
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