Hi, I am porting a application written in c++ from windows to Linux. I have a problem with the header files path. Windows uses "\" and while Linux uses "/" . I am finding it cumbersome to change this in each and every source and header file. Is there some work around? ...
Hi all, I have a large C++ project within a Visual Studio 2008 solution file, and everything is compiling and building correctly. So far so good. However, it is unable to find any header files when I attempt to open them directly from the IDE's code viewer window, even though the folder locations of those header files are enumerated in...
The problem is that I need to pass include paths to the C++ compiler. I can define them for each buffer, like: :let b:COMPILER_OPTIONS='-ggdb -I"E:\boost_1_42_0\boost\"' But how do I expand b:COMPILER_OPTIONS on the command line ? :!g++ program.cpp eval('b:COMPILER_OPTIONS') doesn't work. Or, if this isn't possible, what other way...