compile error :(

[hoctro]

if i use #include "stubs/CosNaming_c.hh" in my client file, and I want to execute this command g++ -c Client.cpp, I always get the error Client.cpp: stubs/CosNaming_c.hh: No such file or directory.

can someone suggest a solution to fix this error?
Thanks

 

[Kenrae]

Maybe the file name is stubs/CosNaming_c.h, with only one 'h'?
And be sure it's placed in the directory stubs, from your actual directory.

 

[hoctro]

Hi
I am using visibroker to compile my cpp file thus it has double h

 

[Kenrae]

Then be sure the file is placed there. And be careful about case sensitiveness of Unix.

 

[Zyrenthian]

try #include "./stubs/CosNaming_c.hh"

Matt

 

[ankursaxena]

you might wanna try this, just put
#include "CosNaming_c.hh"

and then when u compile use the -I flag to specify the path of the include file u r using.

eg. gcc -I../stubs -c etc.
or
gcc -I./stubs -c etc.

i always get it to work like this.
hope it helps.

 

[hoctro]

thanks for all the replies

do you get ld: fatal : liborb_64.so : WRONG ELFCLASS when compiling this c++ client?