Re: [Why were <> used instead of "" for include files?]

[kiuma <ki...@usa.net>]

"Mitchell, Raymond" <Ra...@intuit.com> wrote:
> I was just wondering why the include directives in Xerces-C use the <>
> system path indicators instead of the "" user path indicators.
> 
> Thanks,
> Ray
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Because they are in a -I path not necessary correlated to the compile path.

i.e. if u r compiling foo.cpp u'll include "foo.h" and 4 example
"modules/foomod.h". But if u include a general purpose library .h file
u'll include that as <genlib.h>.

cya,

   /kiuma


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