Hello,
Please can someone help with the basics of adding some code to the OOo
source.
I am using a third-party static library that I want to call from the
existing code. I added my new source code (to an existing OOo source file
at present) and added a #include to the library's header. It compiled but
would not link, as expected. I then modified the makefile to link to the
library. But now on the second build it won't compile! It is saying
"library/include/library.h not found, and can't be made".
Even more bizarely, if I change the path in the #include statement, the
error message is not changing - so something has cached it?
Presumably some system has parsed the source code and found my header and
now wants to compile something? How do I stop it from doing this? I just
want to include
a header and call a library, it can't be that hard?
T rebuild, I am changing directory to the MODULE I'm altering, then doing
the following, as specified in the "compatible build" section of the
"building on windows" help:
build --from MODULE --prepare
build && deliver
Please can someone help, I have not succeeded in making a single compilable
change to the source code yet!
Many thanks,
Richard
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