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I have a Windows project that also works on XCode. But I had to changed all the source header paths like
#include "Adapter\EngineAdapterFactory.hpp"
to
#include "Adapter/EngineAdapterFactory.hpp"
This is quite annoying and I might have to reverse the process for Visual Studio later. How can others solve this problem?
You should be able to use
Adapter/EngineAdapterFactory.hppon both platforms.(At least that’s the case with GCC on Windows.)
Actually, that’s not just the trait of compilers – even with Windows Explorer you should be able to navigate with
/as directory separator. Open up Explorer and insert in your address bar something like:c:/Some/Folder/Structure. Should work flawlessly unless you’re on a really old Windows version (I can confirm it working on XP and up, but probably it’s there even longer). Thanks, Microsoft, for being compatible! 🙂