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Eclipse compiler includes a subdir path

I need to add multiple included directories to my project properties in Eclipse. I am using Eclipse 4.3.2 with the GCC C compiler. Header directories consist of several subdirectories with new header files.

How do I tell the compiler to also look in subdirectories at compile time?

I am currently moving to

Project > Properties > tab C/C++ Build > settings > Tool settings > GCC C compiler > includes

There I add:

"${workspace_loc:/${ProjName}/Source/include}"
"${workspace_loc:/${ProjName}/Source/include/internal}"
"${workspace_loc:/${ProjName}/Source/include/internal/services}"

At this point, I added all the subdirectories manually so that each subdirectory gets its own string. But I'm guessing there is a simple command to let the compiler know what is in the subdirectories too? I'm only looking for a simple command to get rid of all these fixed paths.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thank.

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Unfortunately there is no way to add directories recursively. Generally, the fastest way to add a large number of directories is to manually add them to the file .cproject

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