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I am trying to build the OGRE sdk 1.9 on OS X 10.9 with Xcode 5.1.1. I downloaded the SDK from http://sourceforge.net/projects/ogre/files/ogre/1.9/1.9/OgreSDK_v1-9-0.dmg/download and have CMake 2.8-12 installed.

When I open the OGRE.xcodeproj and try to build it the compiler complains about this header missing...

Xcode cannot find the header

So I verified that the header actually is there

Folder where header is located

And then had a look at the header search paths. I don't know why some of these are showing NOTFOUND

NOTFOUND showing in include directories

I notice that Xcode by default puts (*) in "Subdirectories to exclude in recursive searches" so I removed it.

(*) in Sub-directories to exclude in recursive searches

I then added $SRCROOT -recursive to both header search paths and user header search paths

Added $SRCROOT to user header search paths

Added $SRCROOT to header search paths

But I am still getting that error when trying to compile. Does anyone know what is wrong here?

David Carpenter
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    Open `project.pbxproj` in the text editor and replace every entry of `NOTFOUND` by `$SRCROOT/include/OGRE`, `project.pbxproj` is located in the project bundle `OGRE.xcodeproj`. – rraallvv Dec 13 '14 at 08:06
  • 06/2016 - still the same error - f***ing annoying. sigh. – ATV Jun 24 '16 at 06:25

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  1. You need to fix NOT FOUND issues by yourself according to the actual directory tree.

  2. The $SRCROOT/boost cannot influenced by recursive. I think you can set $SRCROOT/include/OGRE as recursive and delete its sub directions. BTW, the default definition is OGRE_SDK_ROOT, you changed it?

tangshi
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you can try this:

#include < ogre/ogreOverlaySystem.h >

(i am sure that it will work).

Faisal Ikwal
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