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    Default Re: Problems compiling QMAKE

    I'd say that you are missing some sort of environment variable to inform you C++ compiler where the headers are stored.

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    Default Re: Problems compiling QMAKE

    Check the additional include paths in Visual Studio, in project properties. Maybe there is something missing there.

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    Everything seems to be in order in VC's include paths. Should I add something in the PATH variable amongst the environment variables?

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    I can't put MSVC's "include" directory in the PATH variable, can I?

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