VS Arduino - Include Directories

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Evgeny Zhekaus Junior Member Offline Posts: 38 Joined: Sep 19^th, 2018	Include Directories Oct 7^th, 2019 at 8:04pm	Print Post
	I added Include Directories to the project (Configuration Properties > VC++ Directories...). However, I still get “No such file or directory” error. There is no such a problem when I do the same in ordinary C++ Console App project.


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Tim@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 12203 Location: United Kingdom Joined: Apr 10^th, 2010	Re: Include Directories Reply #1 - Oct 8^th, 2019 at 4:36pm	Print Post
	Hi, the Visual Studio project properties are only used for intellisense and considered read-only for Arduino. Are you trying to add paths that allow header files to be referenced or add paths that allow additional .cpp/.c files to be compiled.


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Evgeny Zhekaus Junior Member Offline Posts: 38 Joined: Sep 19^th, 2018	Re: Include Directories Reply #2 - Oct 9^th, 2019 at 7:35pm	Print Post
	Tim@Visual Micro wrote on Oct 8^th, 2019 at 4:36pm: Are you trying to add paths that allow header files to be referenced or add paths that allow additional .cpp/.c files to be compiled. I am trying to add paths that allow header files to be referenced. To compile additional .cpp I add them to the current project.


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Tim@Visual Micro Administrator Offline Posts: 12203 Location: United Kingdom Joined: Apr 10^th, 2010	Re: Include Directories Reply #3 - Oct 10^th, 2019 at 10:04am	Print Post
	Great. Currently you have to add the includes as -I properties in extraFlags via the F4 project properties -I"some path" -I"some path2"; If you follow the guide in yellow above you will see all the build variables such as, if I recall, "project_path" You can use {build variables} to make relative paths if required. -I"{project_path}/../../somepath" -I"some path2";
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