On Feb 11, 2012, at 12:19 AM, stevens wrote: > Files should be compile:
I asked which file *is* being compiled, not which *should* be :-) Because clearly something’s not behaving as it should. You can tell which source file was being compiled in the Xcode error list in the left pane. Below and indented from the error message will be lines like “In file included from …”. The bottommost of those will name the source file. > AppDelegate.h > AppDelegate.mm > GLView.h > GLView.mm > RenderingEngine1.cpp > IRenderingEngine.hpp > defs.h(I have defined CODE_VERSION in this file) Strictly speaking, header files (.h / .hpp) aren’t compiled on their own, only as part of the preprocessor including them into source files. The language used (C/ObjC/C++/etc.) depends on the type of the actual source file, not the header file. That’s why I asked. —Jens
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