Re: Include paths: no "-I." please
I figured out the problem: for some reason, I couldn't just specify the option in the top-level Makefile.am. I had to specify it in the src directory's Makefile.am. (How come?) Thus spake Ralf Wildenhues on 6/30/2005 6:29 PM: * overbored wrote on Fri, Jul 01, 2005 at 12:44:38AM CEST: Thus spake Ralf Wildenhues on 6/30/2005 7:23 AM: Quoting the manual: | `nostdinc' | This option can be used to disable the standard `-I' options which | are ordinarily automatically provided by Automake. It's not working, -I. is still getting passed in. I re-ran the entire chain: aclocal && autoconf && automake && ./configure && make But I still see the two -I. arguments getting passed in. I cannot reproduce this with a small example. Could you try to provide a small example package where this fails? Regards, Ralf
Re: Include paths: no "-I." please
Thus spake Ralf Wildenhues on 6/30/2005 7:23 AM: * overbored wrote on Thu, Jun 30, 2005 at 03:07:35AM CEST: How do I tell automake not to pass "-I." to g++/gcc? Thanks in advance. Quoting the manual: | `nostdinc' | This option can be used to disable the standard `-I' options which | are ordinarily automatically provided by Automake. It's not working, -I. is still getting passed in. I re-ran the entire chain: aclocal && autoconf && automake && ./configure && make But I still see the two -I. arguments getting passed in.
Include paths: no "-I." please
How do I tell automake not to pass "-I." to g++/gcc? Thanks in advance. (The problem is that this project has a string.h, which conflicts with the standard string.h. Besides, why "-I." in the first place? Is it because some people prefer #include over #include "blah" for their own header files as well?)
