Tony wrote: > I am using MSVC9, and that works well. I want to use STLPort instead > of the default Dinkumware STL and I am willing to manually create a > support directory to ensure that all works nicely.
Okay, that should be possible. > My current challenge is that I am not sure I see how to do one of the > following: > * include my own path before GCCXML_FLAGS (i.e. GCCXML_PRE_FLAGS) > * specify the support dir I want to go in manually. > > For example I'd love to say: > > if (USE_STLP) > gccxml --supportdir "vc9_stlp" > else > gccxml --supportdir "vc9" > > I know you can specify a compiler, but that checks the registry to > find out where to look. Is there a way to get more control than that? The GCCXML_FLAGS are computed automatically by default, but you can set them by hand if you want. Run "gccxml --help" to see how...there are several choices. The key flag is a "-iwrapper" option I added to GCC's preprocessor. It specifies an include directory that is checked before all other include directories. This flag is used to specify the search path for patched system headers. -Brad _______________________________________________ gccxml mailing list [email protected] http://www.gccxml.org/mailman/listinfo/gccxml
