I just moved all my header files to be in the include directory of my project, rather than having both .cpp and .h in the src directory. I'm using YouCompleteMe in vim and now when I open vim, it tells me that my header files cannot be found on the side to alert me of compiler errors. Specifically, it gives me errors on the #include "my_header.h" of my_header.h file not found and errors on each method saying use of undeclared identifier. However, the code compiles just fine. And the auto-completion works fine. It seems that clang cannot find where my header files are located now since I moved them ../include. If I change my #include line to be #include "../include/my_header", all of the errors to away. But it seems better to only have #include "my_header.h" in all of my .cpp files or #include <my_header.h>.
Can anyone help me solve this issue?
