I imagine the location of the include file is handled by the '-I'
command-line options. That is normally the case in C/C++ programming. That
way you don't have to change a lot of source files if you decide to
re-organise your souce tree.
Ciao,
marks
On 1/9/07, Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) <[EMAIL
Hi,
guicast/vframe.h has the following include statement:
#include "colormodels.h"
But colormodels.h is not located in the guicast directory but in the
quicktime directory.
So the statement should be:
#include "../quicktime/colormodels.h"
Or probalby the include should be done elsewhere.
R