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Some of your header files still use angled brackets (< and >), which requires someone to include the folder these headers reside during compilation.
Better solution is to just use quotes, which you seem to have used in plibsys.h, but every other header seems to use the angled brackets.
Currently this breaks me being able to use the library outside of placing the whole git repo in my project's directory.
As my headers reside in one folder deeper than my default system-wide include folder.
plibsys/plibsys.h as an example.
This is a relatively simple fix, as well.
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The idea behind is to only use plibsys.h header in a program, the rest headers should never be included by hand. For that, you typically use CMake and add an include path. In general, installation can be different and you should not rely on relative paths.
Some of your header files still use angled brackets (< and >), which requires someone to include the folder these headers reside during compilation.
Better solution is to just use quotes, which you seem to have used in
plibsys.h
, but every other header seems to use the angled brackets.Currently this breaks me being able to use the library outside of placing the whole git repo in my project's directory.
As my headers reside in one folder deeper than my default system-wide include folder.
plibsys/plibsys.h
as an example.This is a relatively simple fix, as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: