Re: fatal error: 'debug_print.h' file not found.

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fatal error: 'debug_print.h' file not found.

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]Hi all,

I'm new with the Xmos and just getting start with a exiting project, The project can be run in other working environments, but when I run it in my computer, error comes.

I imported the project, "clean Project" and then "Build Project". Error comes up. The fatal error is below:

fatal error: 'debug_print.h' file not found 1722_1_callbacks.xc /AN00202_gige_avb_i2s_demo/src line 4 C/C++ Problem

I have checked the "1722_1_callbacks.xc", there is already the script: #include "debug_print.h".

So i don't know how to solve it, Does anyone has ideas? Thanks in advance.
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Hi, I'm using Community_14.4.1 and running in on a windows 10. Target written in the Makefile: XR-AUDIO-216-MC. Is it what you asked for? I updated a screenshot on the original post.
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This header is from lib_logging, you have that right?
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I assume this has been solved by now. But it looks to me that on some xTIMEcomposer installations I need to do

XCC_FLAGS += -I/Users/teig/workspace/lib_logging/api

in the Makefile, for all libraries. I assume the path may be set for them all at once (and when I started with xTIMEcomposer I didn't need to do that Makefile exercise).
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