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I separated my header files in folders like:
libraryA
|-libA1.h
|-libA2.h
libraryB
|-libB1.h
|-libB2.h
Xcode however removes the path by default, so
#include "libraryA/libA1.h"
#include "libraryB/libB1.h"
doesn’t work, only:
#include "libA1.h"
#include "libB1.h"
How can I make xcode preserve the path names for includes?
In the build pane for the target, set Header Search Paths to $(SRCROOT) (assuming these are at the top level), or $(SRCROOT)/include, or whatever matches. I only suggest using the build pane here for simplicity sake. I actually recommend that people abandon the build pane and use xcconfig files, in which case, the setting is HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS.