[ODE] ODE-newbie: first step correct?

[Klaus Backert]

Am 29.08.2006 um 19:06 schrieb Remi Ricard:

> Jason Perkins wrote:
>> On 8/25/06, Klaus Backert <Klaus.Backert at t-online.de> wrote:
>>
>>> Problem 1:
>>> I realized, that there are two header files objects.h in include/ode
>>> and in ode/src with different contents. According to a  
>>> recommendation
>>> in the mailing list archive, I renamed the latter one to
>>> objects_internal.h.
>>>
>>
>> This is the first I've heard of this. Is anyone else having this
>> problem? We could easily rename this file.
>>
>
> I saw this and you don't have to rename one or the other.
> Since in the code the #define include <objects.h> (done by the  
> *.cpp) or <ode/objects.h>
>
> So maybe the one in src can be rename to something else since it is  
> not seen by any other files
> except the one with it in src.
>>
>>
>>> Is it correct to change just all statements #include "objects.h" to
>>> #include "objects_internal.h" and leave all statements #include
>>> <objects.h> unchanged?
>>>
>>
>> That sounds correct, yes.
>>
>
> yes this is correct but it is not needed.
>
>
> Remi

Thank you, Jason and Remi, for taking the time to answer.

I continue working with the renamed objects_internal.h from ode/src,  
because, when looking at code referencing this or the other header,  
it's more clear to me, which one is meant.

In the meantime, I use the created library libODE.a in a Cocoa  
Objective-C framework, I have under development.

Thanks again
Klaus