| Re: [AD] #include <allegro.h> vs #include "allegro.h" in the examples |
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Robert Ohannessian a écrit : > I think the reason was that the examples get built before Allegro is > installed, so the compiler may not find allegro.h if you use <>. Or it may find the allegro.h left in the compiler's include folder by an older installation of allegro... -- Julien Cugnière
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