When I run bii find, I got the warn WARN: Can't find block candidate for: xercesc/xercesc
Bii find Warn message with Apache Xerces include
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When you run "bii find", biicode parses your includes and searches for them in biicode servers. The code should already exist there. So, if you receive that message you have two explanations:
The correct form to find a dependency in biicode servers is:
For example, if you have a main.cpp file:
Then, this include means that you want to use from user "fenix", the "log4z" block and "log4z.h" header file and its dependencies (implicits and explicits).
Go to fenix/log4z block page
You can also search and explore existing code at https://www.biicode.com/explore