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johnnyturbo3 0 Newbie Poster

Hi,

I'm currently using Eclipse for a C++ project. I've used Netbeans and MS Visual Studio before and these IDEs conveniently store Header and Source files in 'virtual' separate folders I.E. in the project folder on the HDD, they're not physically stored in separate folders.

However, since moving to Eclipse I found that I had to create myself a scr folder and a header folder. But these folders are physical folders on the HDD, thus, my #includes look like this:

#include "../header/MyClass.h"

Is this what other Eclipse users do?
Do they keep all of their .cpp and .h file in one big tree structure?
Or, is there way to create classes properly and segregate .cpp from their .h files in separate 'virtual' folders?

Thanks

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