Re: Repost: easy include question

On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 05:30:05 -0700, "Maynard"
<Maynard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>I posted this in the IDE discussion group to no avail...thought I'd try here
>(I always seem to get timely responses here):
>
>I've created my own include folder and have added it to the list of include
>directories in the IDE. I thought that I could simply change the include
>statement to use <...> (instead of "...") and that I wouldn't have to add the
>files into the project. I have found, however, that I still have to add
>them. It just seems strange that you don't have to add a STL file when
>including an STL file (e.g., #include <stdlib.h>), but you have to add user
>defined sources/headers.
>
>Am I missing something?

What is it that doesn't work unless you add them to the project?

P.S. <stdlib.h> is not part of the STL. It's part of the Standard C
Library.

--
Doug Harrison
VC++ MVP
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