Javier must add the proper directory to the project settings (Project | Properties | C/C++ | General | Additional Include Directories) or globally (Tools | Options | Projects and Solutions | VC++ Directories -> Include Files and Library files)
I had only included it the second way you explained here. Now I have checked the second one and it works fine. Thank you all. Cheers, Javi PS: Nice to see there is people that like expanding the community and helping each other even with these newbie questions...=) 2007/11/28, Vitaly Prapirny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi, > Alberto Massari wrote: > > Hi David, > > as far as I know, using #include "..." means "include this file using > > the given path relative to the folder where the cpp file is located", > > while using #include <...> means "do like before, and if you don't find > > it, repeat the process with each folder specified in the INCLUDE list". > Quite the opposite, "..." search fallback to <...> if the file has not > been found (both search algorithms are implementation defined according > to the standard). I.e. "..." uses current file folder first and INCLUDE > list next but <...> uses the INCLUDE list only. > > It is not reserved for system headers, and Xerces-C doesn't violate any > > rule. > Agreed. > > Good luck! > Vitaly >
