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Hi,
I'm using the CCS - Project Explorer.
I create a virtual folder "Virtual_Folder" then I copy c:/Real_Folder/real_file.h into the Virtual_Folder so both have the real_file.h
I'm adding via the project properties an include path ${PROJECT_LOC}/Virtual_Folder.
I notice that files.c which #include "real_file.h" - can't see it.
If I'm using #include "c:/Real_Folder/real_file.h" then they see it !
What is the difference and how can I include the local Virtual_Folder path instead of the Real_Folder path ?
Thanks,
Eli
Hello Eli,
Virtual folders are not real physical folders. The compiler would need the actual location of the header file to include.
Please see the below link for more information on virtual folders:
https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/users_guide/ccs_project-management.html#virtual-folders
Thanks
ki