Visual studio projects have a folder for header files. So, I put the header file in there thinking I would be able to type #include “SDL.h”, but that didn’t work. I did some searching for it and found nothing helpful.
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Visual studio projects have a folder for header files. So, I put the header file in there thinking I would be able to type #include “SDL.h”, but that didn’t work. I did some searching for it and found nothing helpful.
Putting the header there only helps organize your files, it doesn’t copy the file to the include directories nor makes it automatically visible.
You’ll need to add the path to where
SDL.his located to your project additional include directories.Just right-click on the project -> Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> General -> Additional Include Directories.
In fact, you shouldn’t have to add
SDL.hto the solution, having the path in the Additional Include Directories is enough.