[swfreak]

Ok, I've searched around on google for quite a while, and this still has me stumped. I am fairly new to mac development so that may be the root of the problem. Basically, the situation is this.
I was working on familiarizing myself with Xcode/Cocoa by going through the "Introduction to Quartz Composer Programming Guide" at http://developer.apple.com/documenta...section_1.html
I have added the Quartz.framework to the project via "Project->add to project". Whenever I attempt to either #import <Quartz.QCRenderer> or #include <Quartz.QCRenderer> (also tried "" instead of <>) it gives me the error: Quartz/QCRenderer.h: No such file or directory.
I have tried adding the Quartz the framework from both /Library/Frameworks as well as /System/Library/Frameworks. I have also tried to add a new build phase to the project that will copy the header files.
The only thing that has worked thus far is to add the QCRenderer.h file by itself to the project. It should also probably be noted that this problem is not unique to the Quartz framework; it happens when I try to use the Quicktime framework as well.
I have Xcode Version 2.2.1 on Mac OS X Version 10.4.7.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[swfreak]

Just so there is no confusion, I meant #import <Quartz/QCRender.h> above. The missing ".h" was a typo on my part.

[Chuckit]

Looking at the hierarchy, QCRenderer is under the QuartzComposer subframework, not right in Quartz.framework. The Quartz header file is Quartz/Quartz.h.

[swfreak]

Thanks for the quick reply. That seems to have fixed the immediate problem. I seem to remember there being something else, but I can't recall. I'll post again I guess if more problems arise. Thanks again.