thank you very much!! I had a character "\" that was not in the include path. thank to your 35 mins, i took me only 5 mins. Greetings from Buenos Aires!!
It also happens when moving source files around. The environment sometimes does not realize that and, even if you delete and "Add Existing..." them, the local compile complain with that error (the "Build solution" did work). The solution I found was to manually edit and fix the .vcxproj file of the project. The fix is only on the path of the cpp files declared there to compile.
Had this problem for some time while working with QMake. Found in the end out that I had a '\' in the end of a path - which isn't the best idea combined with a quote. I removed the last '\' from the path and it worked!
thank you very much!! I had a character "\" that was not in the include path. thank to your 35 mins, i took me only 5 mins.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Buenos Aires!!
It also happens when moving source files around. The environment sometimes does not realize that and, even if you delete and "Add Existing..." them, the local compile complain with that error (the "Build solution" did work). The solution I found was to manually edit and fix the .vcxproj file of the project. The fix is only on the path of the cpp files declared there to compile.
ReplyDeleteTht happens on Visual Studio 2010
ReplyDeleteHad this problem for some time while working with QMake. Found in the end out that I had a '\' in the end of a path - which isn't the best idea combined with a quote. I removed the last '\' from the path and it worked!
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