Native Development

[0x29a]

Hey I was wondering there appears to be 2 types of c++ library headers.

Under /target/qnx6/usr/include

The C++ ones which appear to be GNU headers are these the Dinkum Headers library headers they are referring to ?

The Cpp the QNX headers

I was wondering what the difference of each of these are?

How I would include one in a build over the other?

Also in QDE how do I put my source into indiviual folders it seems when I add a folder then put my source into the folder the build system skips the compilation of that folders contents

If anyone can redirect me to resources that answers my questions that would be awesome thanks!

[0x29a]

Okay so you can add new folder to the project like so
Go your project -> properties -> paths and symbols -> source location the add a folder. additionally  you can add includes to your project this way to.

[0x29a]

Thanks man that was helpful now how about these library differences? 

[0x29a]

Okay I have done what you said it appears that build order matters to as well. Otherwise it cannot find references to some objects that it trying to link to.

[0x29a]

Actually that does not appear to work hmmmm

[0x29a]

http://www.qnx.com/developers/docs/6.5.0/index.jsp?topic=/com.qnx.doc.momentics_quickstart/about.htm...

This is where all developers should start

[BGmot]

Yes, sometimes it's good to talk to yourself.

But Developers for Playbook should start here https://bdsc.webapps.blackberry.com/native/documentation/getting_started.html

[0x29a]

Already went there it doesn't solve any of my issues I am trying to build a project that has two folders in the root project directory

What ends up happening is that the build process how ever it works does not detect either folders resulting in my self having to have about 30 class files in the root of the project directory which is a pain

[borceg]

"official" bbndk docs don't provide many secrets about qnx platform

[elena_laskavaia]

If you using managed builder you have to mark folder you added as "source" folder (or Just create a New Source Folder from right click menu), if you using makefiles solution may vary depends on structure of makefile