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Asked: 2026-05-25T21:33:54+00:00

I am working on an avr project in eclipse and include files supplied by

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I am working on an avr project in eclipse and include files supplied by the compiler. Eclipse recognize the includes in code (i.e. no question mark by the #include) but it does not resolve the defines in the included files, i.e. PINA is not recognized as a memory address.

I’ve tried to add the include directory as a library path in Paths and Symbols. I’ve tried to add it as a library path to the build settings. Neither one worked.

I am using Eclipse Indigo and ImageCraft compiler. Furthermore, in the projects I’ve included imagecraft’s include directory as a link (to enable search).

Any ideas?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Project should be created as a standard C project. Under Project / Properties / C/C++ General / Paths and Symbols in the Includes tab. Choose Add… and point it to the library path (in my case: C:\icc7avr\include). That seems to solve it for most projects.

    However I have a nested project (project is a subset of another project) where this doesn’t work.

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