Why doesn't Eclipse find a correct inclusion?

[Cruz]

Hello,

I added a library to my Qt project, namely the libQGLViewer. It installs in /usr/include and /usr/lib. After the installation you have to make little adjustments to the project file, so that the library can be successfully included during compilation. This all works correctly. The project compiles and the GLViewer is displayed.

But now everywhere in my sources where this library is included, Eclipse gives me a warning about an "Unresolved inclusion". How can I tell Eclipse where this library is, so that it would finally stop sulking and content assist me instead?

Thanks
Cruz

[flindt]

Hi

Could noone answer this question?

I am having the exact same problem with QGraphicsSvgItem. The program (QElectroTech) compiles fine with make, but Eclipse complains that the file cannot be found.

I would realy like to use Eclipse with QT, but it does not seem to work very well.

[wysota]

Shouldn't you be asking that at an Eclipse forum? This is hardly related to Qt...

[scascio]

It is an Eclipse feature.

I have the same problem and even more since I used .pri includes makefiles.
Eclipse is completly lost with included headers, and I dont talk about completion.

Anyway, since it compiles correclty, and since Qt help is very well documented it doesn't matter for me. I remember the time when I used to code with a simple text editor and gcc.

[flindt]

An Eclipse forum might be a good place to ask, but since I have only had this problem with QT programs I figured I'd start here.

But if you know of a good Eclipse forum (for non-java stuff) I will ask there as well