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Sorry for asking stupid questions, but I can't understand one thing.
I wrote a sample program like this:
I've set up the path to Eigen folder in project settings, it's OK. When I try to build, i get the following message:
Please, help to overcome this trouble. |
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Please paste exactly what you have configured in C/C++ -> General -> Additional Include Directories (assuming you are on VS.net).
- Hauke |
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I have the following directory structure:
So, i use the following enty in C/C++ -> General -> Additional Include Directories:
It seems to be OK, 'cause if i put a "sample.h" into include\Eigen\Core and write
I get no errors regarding the header path. |
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I am confused about your Eigen folder structure...
It should be like this Directories: include/Eigen/ include/Eigen/src Files: include/Eigen/Array include/Eigen/Cholesky include/Eigen/Core ... many more There is only one core directory at include/Eigen/src/Core i.e. you can hardly put a file to include/Eigen/Core/sample.h since Core should be a file. Please double check your Eigen structure. There is a Eigen root directory containting files like COPYING.GPL and COPYING.LGPL - your include should point to that folder. - Hauke |
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Thanx a lot! It's evident, that last night i've copied a src sub-folder with files instead of Eigen folder.
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