XCode path

[LWStrike]

2 different path questions.

1) Is there a way i can set a 'working directory' in xcode?. I have all my files set up at a relative path and it be so much easier if i didnt need a #if to tell it the path (right now i add ../../ to my path and i need to change it every time i make a release).

2) Is there a way to add a include and lib path to xcode and NOT have it project specific? I notice i had a /usr/local/include and lib so i decided to put my custom libs and include files in there. I have to add the path to every project i make (i think it was called user include path). Is there no way i can make xcode use that path for ALL projects.

[OneSadCookie]

I don't understand the first question... Xcode searches for header files wherever the header search paths say to, and for "" includes, next to the source file it's compiling.

/usr/local/include and /usr/local/lib are searched by default, you don't need to add them as search paths...

[LWStrike]

/usr/local/include and /usr/local/lib are searched by default, you don't need to add them as search paths...

My program does not compile (missing headers) unless i add usr/local/include to my search path.

[szymczyk]

Is there a way i can set a 'working directory' in xcode?.
You can set a working directory for your executable file. Select the name of the executable from the Groups and Files list. Click the Info button to open the executable's information panel. Click the General tab, and you'll be able to set the working directory.

[LWStrike]

Thanks. It did exactly what i wanted it to do.