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Xcode cannot find #Include <> header

I am trying to get Xcode to import a header file for Irrlicht.

#include <irrlicht.h>

It says: "Irrlicht.h. There is no such file or directory." Yes, Irrlicht.h with capital I, although #include has a lowercase format.

In any case, I added "/lib/irrlicht-1.6/include" in the header search path for the Xcode project, but it still cannot find it.

The only thing I've tried is this works:

#include "/lib/irrlicht-1.6/include/irrlicht.h"

This is a little ridiculous, but #include should work, I don’t understand why it does not work.

Update (more about the error):

/lib/PAL/pal_benchmark/palBenchmark/main.h:31:0
/lib/PAL/pal_benchmark/palBenchmark/main.h:31:22: error: irrlicht.h: No such file or directory
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To view the build log provided by Xcode, there is a good tutorial here: How do you display the build log of Xcode? (Trying to verify that the email program for building the iPhone was created correctly.)

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