Problem with user include Paths in WINSCW C/C++ Compiler

[mjoachimiak]

Hi,

Is there a possibilty tu use two SDKs at once for example UIQ3.0 and S60_3rd?

I have UIQ3.0 project and I've added user include path under WINSCW C/C++ include options but whilst compiling a get this:

### mwccsym2.exe Usage Error:
# Unknown option 'iD:\symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_MR\Epoc32\include'

because of this:
'Building file: ../src/XlatorUIQAppUi.cpp'
'Invoking: WINSCW C/C++ Compiler'
mwccsym2.exe -sym full -c -wchar_t off -align 4 -enum int -str pool -nostdinc -exc ms -inline off -msgstyle parseable -nowraplines -cwd source -O0 -D_UNICODE -D__SYMBIAN32__ -D__CW32__ -D__WINS__ -D__EXE__ -D__WINSCW__ -D_DEBUG -D__SUPPORT_CPP_EXCEPTIONS__ -include "D:\symbian\UIQ\UIQ3SDK\epoc32\include\variant\UIQ_3.0.hrh" -i"D:\symbian\9.1\S60_3rd_MR\Epoc32\include" -i "D:\symbian\Carbide\workspace\XlatorUIQ\inc" -i "D:\symbian\Carbide\workspace\XlatorUIQ\data" -i- -i "D:\symbian\UIQ\UIQ3SDK\epoc32\include" -i "D:\symbian\UIQ\UIQ3SDK\epoc32\include\variant" -w cmdline -w pragmas -w empty -w possible -w unusedarg -w unusedvar -w extracomma -w pedantic -w largeargs -w ptrintconv -w tokenpasting -w missingreturn -MD -o src/XlatorUIQAppUi.o ../src/XlatorUIQAppUi.cpp

Is this a syntax bug or smth like that??
or am I doing smth wrong?

I am using Carbide Express 1.1

I will appreciate any help.

[wizard_hu_]

Note that the other -i / -include options have a space following them. This one has no space. Go through the settings page to check if it can be modified.

[mjoachimiak]

Yes I have noticed it of course, that's why it is in red color. But the question is if there is any way to change this situation. There is no way to change it in properties page because everything I am writing in is between " and " signs. So I suppose it is Carbide team fault. Does anybody from Carbide team can confirm or deny it?

[bunterElefant]

i had the same poroblem and it seems to be a bug in carbide. i solved it by writing a space in front of the include paths in the carbide project settings. ('"X:\XXX\XXX"' -> ' X:\XXX\XXX')