## Include File Options

The Include tab provides the following options that control how includes are handled:

- Prompt for Missing Includes
  By default, for any include files that cannot be found during analysis, you will be prompted as to how to handle that missing include file. When prompted during analysis, you may choose to ignore the missing file, or you may specify the path where the file can be found. Turn this option off to disable this prompting feature. Any missing include files found during analysis when the prompt feature is turned off will be ignored.
- Include Cache
  By default, include files are cached during the analysis phase as they are often referenced in multiple source files. This speeds up analysis, but also uses more memory. If you have problems with excessive memory use during analysis, turn this option off.
- Add Found Include Files to Source List
  Enabling this option causes include files found during project analysis to be added to the project. This allows you to see more detailed information about such include files. Default is off.
- Search for Include Files Among Project Files
  This option directs the parser to look among project files as a last resort for missing include files. By default this option is on.
- Treat System Includes as User Includes
  This option tells the parser to look for system includes (surrounded by <>) using same strategies as normal includes (surrounded by quotes). If this option is turned off, the parser looks for system includes only in directories defined in the compiler configuration. By default this option is on.

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