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#include "c:\\dir\\file.c" problem

Michelle Smith

Could some one show me how to #include an absolute file such as:
#include "c:\\dir\\file.c"
This doesn't seem to work with C51 version 1.32

The file is there but the compiler says it can't open it
Thanks,

Michelle

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    Hi Michelle,

    1. Why do you include *.c file. It is not common praxis.
    There is better to include header file (*.h)
    instead of *.C file.

    2. Try to use #include "c:\dir\file.h" notation
    instead of #include "c:\\dir\\file.h".

    Vaclav

    BTW: Keil respect also "c:/dir/file.h"
    notation to satisfy MISRA C rules, I guess.

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    Hi Michelle,

    1. Why do you include *.c file. It is not common praxis.
    There is better to include header file (*.h)
    instead of *.C file.

    2. Try to use #include "c:\dir\file.h" notation
    instead of #include "c:\\dir\\file.h".

    Vaclav

    BTW: Keil respect also "c:/dir/file.h"
    notation to satisfy MISRA C rules, I guess.

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