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Archived Forums V > Visual C++ Express Edition Question 0 Sign in to vote Hi, I am trying to build a solution which has two projects, one of these is a library which must be compiled, and is
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a dependency of the main project. This library appear to build fine. However, when trying to build the main project I get the error: fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'lualib.h': No such file or directory lualib.h is included with the directive #include "lualib.h" in the file that throws the error, and is a header file in the directory of the library. The library the following directory relative to the main projects directory:..\lualib\lualib relative fatal error c1083 cannot open source file to the main project directory. I have added this directory to the locations to look for header files by going to the main project preferences and adding this directory as a reference directory. Nothing stops the error, any suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong? Saturday, March 03, 2012 1:02 AM Answers 0 Sign in to vote Well, even though none of what you said holds any relevence to Visual Studio itself, the problem is that the reference paths are for C++/CLI when you use the #using directive. For .h files you need to set the Include paths, this will add paths to what VC looks in when you use the #include directive. So to do this in Visual Studio, open up Solution Explorer, right click on the main project's name and then select Properties. In the window that appears go to Configuration Properties->C/C++->General and in Additional Include Directories add the path to the header files. This can be relative or absolute. You must do this for all configurations in your project. Please note that it must be Include for the compiler to associate that with the #include directive. So if you are modifying another IDE then look out for Include. The directions that I gave will work on VC8 and newer (they should also work on VC7 and 7.1) but I don't know
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» Solutions Navigation Forums Knowledge BaseBest Practices Case + Code Examples HOWTOs SolutionsWhy do I get "fatal error C1083: Cannot open compiler generated file" when using Visual Studio? Glossary University and ResearchProjects Papers Presentations Documentation Downloads Videos File Exchange User login Username * Password * Create new account Request new password Why do I get "fatal error C1083: Cannot open compiler generated file" when using Visual Studio? Submitted by vishal on Thu, 01/17/2013 - 11:43 Note: Applies to RTI Connext 4.x and above.When using Visual Studio to build the project files generated by rtiddsgen, you may see the following error message:[source file name]:fatal error C1083: Cannot open compiler generated file:[object file name] is generated.The error is due to the fact that Visual Studio can compile multiple projects at one time. The generated sample solutions contain two projects that use common files. It is common for instances of the compiler to attempt to reference the same file at the same time.To avoid running into this problem, you can do one of the following steps:Do not build the entire solution. Instead, build each application separately.Configure Visual Studio to set the maximum number of parallel builds to one (1): Select Tools, Options. In the Options dialog, expand Projects and Solutions, select Build and Run. Set the maximum number of parallel project builds to 1.Add a dependency between the projects in the .sln file: In the solution explorer window, right click the solution, select Project Dependencies. In the Project Dependencies dialog, set one of the projects to be dependent on the other.