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I’m porting an application written in C++ from Windows to Linux. I have a problem with the header files path. Windows uses \ and Linux uses /. I am finding it cumbersome to change this in each and every source and header file. Is there some work around?
Always use forward slashes in #include paths. It is the compiler’s job to map the path to whatever slash/directory scheme the underlying OS supports.