[email protected] wrote:
>
> -------------- Original message from [email protected]: --------------
> >My next problem is with C function calls. I am only defining one simple
> >call:
> >
> >c-function DeviceIoControl DeviceIoControl n n a n a n a a -- n
> >
> >This gives me the following errors:
> >
> >Compiling RAM 19 13 12
> >/cygdrive/c/emacs/.gforth/libcc-tmp/gforth_c_7FCD27B4.c:1:32:
> >>gforth/0.7.0/libcc.h: No such file or directory
> <snip>
> >It looks like the reference to libcc.h is not being built properly.
>
> Now this is getting complicated. I found where to change it, in libcc.fs:
>
> \ s" #include <gforth/" version-string s+ s" /libcc.h>" append ( c-addr u )
> s" #include </usr/local/include/gforth/0.7.0-20081108/libcc.h>" ( c-addr u )
> 2dup save-c-prefix-line drop free throw
>
> I get the right thing when I make the system, but then when I make install it
> reverts back to:
>
> gforth/0.7.0/libcc.h
That's strange, but anyway that's not the intended way to do it. The
intended way is to have the "/usr/local/include" in the include path
of the C compiler. I would actually expect that it would be there by
default, but in any case it should also be there explicitly. When you:
see compile-wrapper-function1
you should see somthing like:
: compile-wrapper-function1
lib-handle 0=
IF c-source-file close-file throw 0 c-source-file-id ! s\" libtool --sile
nt --mode=compile gcc -I /usr/local/include" ...
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
and then gcc should find libcc.h just fine.
- anton
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