[ODE] xcode

[Alexander Bussman]

I only have the ODE include path in my Header Search Paths field, but 
when I remove that and make it empty. SDL is found again but ODE is 
not.

I'm not sure how I should explain this in any other way.
But SDL (www.libsdl.org) is found through a framework that I installed, 
and it works great until I add the ODE Header Search Path (the line is 
empty before I add ODE to it) then SDL isn't found anymore (but the 
framework is still listed in my project).

Is it a bug in xcode or is it something I do wrong?

By the way, thanks for telling me how to separate the search paths it 
will probably help me later :)

On Sep 22, 2004, at 1:22, James Gjerde wrote:

> what errors are u getting?
>
> if u do have multiple paths in the Header Search Paths they are simply
> separated by a space. if u try to separate multiple paths by antyhing 
> else
> it will not find them.
>
> example :
>
> ../Library/ODE/include ../Library/Somethingelse/include
>
> notice these two paths are separated by a space. other than that i 
> would
> need more info to help u out.
>
> jamie
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Alexander Bussman" <buxman at telia.com>
> To: "James Gjerde" <jgjerde at contrarymotion.com>
> Cc: <ode at q12.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2004 8:54 AM
> Subject: Re: [ODE] xcode
>
>
>> This is strange, I first got it to compile.
>> But now after a few other changes it can't find the ODE headers 
>> anymore.
>> And if I put /Users/bux/Library/ODE/include (where the ode directory
>> with the headers are located for me now) to the Header Search Paths in
>> "Project Info"->Styles it can't find SDL (which I use to create the
>> window) anymore.
>>
>> What am I doing wrong?
>>
>> One way I solved my problem was to add compiler flags (with
>> -I/path/to/the/headers) on the files that were using ODE, and that
>> works but is not a good way.
>>
>> btw, I'm using xcode 1.5.
>>
>> On Sep 21, 2004, at 0:33, James Gjerde wrote:
>>
>>> u can link to the libode.a unix-style static library that is 
>>> generated
>>> from
>>> the makefile for macosx .
>>>
>>> just add libode.a to your project as an existing file. then make sure
>>> u have
>>> the ode headers in your include path in the "General" settings of the
>>> project inspector or include them directly into your project. u could
>>> also
>>> just specify the path to libode.a in the "Library Search Paths" in 
>>> the
>>> project inspector.
>>>
>>> xcode encourages u to add files and libs to your projects as opposed 
>>> to
>>> specifying paths but i choose to add the lib directly and then just
>>> put the
>>> path to the headers in "Header Search Paths".
>>>
>>> that is what i do and it works well.
>>>
>>> jamie
>>
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