Check on the project properties to see if there is a place for you to indicate where the include files are located.
As a test, you can also try by entering the full path of the header file, e.g. #include "c:\\folder\\file.h"
>I am trying to compile a C++ .net project that I inherited. When I try to compile the solution, I get a bunch of the following errors.
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>C:\PalmCDK403\C++\Samples\GenCns\GenCn\Src\bckupmgr.cpp(33): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'bckupmgr.h': No such file or directory
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>The compiler reports that about 10 of these .H files do not exist. However, they do exist and they are in the specified directory. I have even removed these files from the project and added them again. Still I get these errors.
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>What could cause these errors and how can I fix them?
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>Thanks,
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>Jerry
Hector Correa