> The correct way to include SDL headers is: > > #include <SDL.h> > > That is, no "SDL/" prefix. On your system the SDL headers might be > installed in /usr/include/SDL, but not on other systems (for example, it > might be include/SDL-1.2/). To get the actual include directory, you > either use pkg-config or sdl-config. In your .pro file: > > QMAKE_CFLAGS += $$system(sdl-config --cflags) > QMAKE_CXXFLAGS += $$system(sdl-config --cflags) Thanks, it's been some time since I last used SDL, I thought I was doing it the right way.
>> in most of my source files get >> resolved just fine, with my main.cpp being the only exception. For >> some reason, QT Creator keeps underlining the #include statement >> complaining that it wasn't able to find SDL.h. > > This is solved with a little trick in your pro file: > > # This is just a hack to make code completion work OK in Qt Creator. > INCLUDEPATH += /usr/include/SDL > INCLUDEPATH -= /usr/include/SDL I don't really understand why would this work, but code completion seems to work fine as it is. Thanks for your help, -- Iván Vodopiviz _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list Qt-creator@trolltech.com http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
