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Hi I have created a project in vs 2005. I have created a header file A.h.
Similarly I have added A.cxx in a folder called implementation. In .cxx file I have included A.h.
I have used #include “A.h”. But when I am compiling it is telling A.h not found.
You can include files one of two ways:
As a relative path to your .cpp file (example assumes a.h is in a folder above your .cpp file)
Or by adding the header location to your project include directories
Right click on project, goto properties, under configuration properties, goto VC++ Directories (add the path in the “;” separated list)