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Asked: 2026-05-19T13:52:22+00:00

I have a c++ project in a unix environment, that has a CMakeLists.txt. I

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I have a c++ project in a unix environment, that has a CMakeLists.txt. I used Cmake to convert it into an Eclipse project and import it in Eclipse CDT. Now, it says it can’t find files in #include "file.h" statements.

This project has more than 20 folders and some of these folders contain the headers. I went to Project Properties -> Include Path and Symbols and added them there, but they don’t appear in the Includes folder in my project, after rebuild. I don’t understand why is it such a heavy task to do something so simple..

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can specify include directories in the original CMakeLists.txt using the include_directories command and re-generate the Eclipse project. This has the advantage over specifying the include directories in Eclipse because it will work for other CMake targets as well.

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