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On 06/17/2014 02:04 PM, Marcel Loose wrote:
> Hi Majo,
>
> We have a similar situation. I assume you want to use lib1 in proj2
> at build time, without doing a separate install. The way I solved
> this involves symbolic links, which AFAIK only work on Unix-like
> systems.
I have had the same problem too. My solution is to organize files the
way they would be installed. Thus in your case my include files will
be under the directory
lib1/include/lib1 (in the source dir
This way you can use installed or non installed includes exactly the
same way.
Hope it helps.
Theo,
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