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I want to develop a BADA application which will print the message Helloworld.I have downloaded BADA SDK.It could be done in BADA IDE but i want to compile and run it using command prompt.Now for that we need to compile it using GCC tool chain i think.My Helloworld code is in C:Helloworld.So i have changed directory to it and also have set path to C:\bada\1.0.0b3\Tools\Toolchains\Win32\bin where g++ is located.Now i am compiling it by using command g++ -Wall Helloworld.cpp -o Helloworld.I am getting an error In file included from Helloworld.cpp:11: HelloWorld.h:4: fatal error: FApp.h: No such file or directory compilation terminated. FApp.h is already included in Helloworld.h. Still i am getting this error.When i am running the same code in BADA IDE its showing the output.Could any body help that what needs to be done to compile BADA application from command prompt.

Suvin
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The compiler needs to know where to look for #include statements. Your IDE will give it the -Ic:\bada\1.0.0b3\...\includepath BADA include folder, and that's what you will have to do on the command line.

Take a look at the g++ documentation. The CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH environment variable may also be used (might be more convenient than setting the switch on every g++ command line.)

Note: your link path will probably need the same treatment. It may be a good idea to look at the command line the IDE generates, and use that.

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  • I have set the path for both INCLUDE and g++. C:\Helloworld>g++ -Wall Helloworld.cpp -o Helloworld In file included from Helloworld.cpp:1: HelloWorld.h:4: fatal error: FBase.h: No such file or directory compilation terminated. This is the error i am getting. – Suvin Aug 27 '10 at 15:50
  • I am not getting how to do it either from g++ documentation not from environment variable. – Suvin Aug 28 '10 at 04:27