SDL with Pocket C++

[N36fSL3A]

Well the portable version of mingw was made into a plugin for notepad++. (Google Pocket C++, it should be on the first page.)During my study hall in school I wanted to load it up from my 16 gig and 4 gig flash drives to to a colab project with my friend. The problem with it, is it never sets up correctly. I followed Lazy Foo's tutorials on how to set SDL up with mingw, but whenever I try to compile my project it gives my the error "SDL/SDL.h no such file or directory". Please help.

[Big Tunda]

Is SDL's header file in the appropriate local search directory?

Did you put "SDL.h" or "SDL/SDL.h"? Try both.

If "SDL.h" can't be found yet it can't be a linking error.

You just need to make sure that the header file is in the correct directory.

What does PocketCpp's settings say about such? Do some look arounds.

[N36fSL3A]

It is in the correct directory, I checked. Also, I've tried both. The both do not work.

I've concluded PocketCpp has little to no documentation. Well, it doesn't have enough that I can work with. Anyway, I just re-downloaded it. Time to try to set it up again.

[N36fSL3A]

Nevermind, I got it to work but now I have to compile via command line. :|

[Big Tunda]

What was the problem?

[N36fSL3A]

I can't compile it through the notepad++ plugin.

[N36fSL3A]

Nevermind, this is not solved. Now when I try to compile with mingw command line on a different project I get the same error.