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I can actually find files named search.h in five different places within the
cygwin directories, and for some reason they're all different sizes. But one
of them is in /usr/include, and does indeed begin with "Written by J.T.
Conklin".

Is there some way I could have managed to accidentally set it to not search
/usr/default? And it gets through about two-thirds of the source files with
no issues before it hits the one that includes search.h, so it clearly isn't
having trouble finding too many library files.


Csaba Raduly-2 wrote:
> 
> On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 7:24 AM, alex42  wrote:
>>
>> I am attempting to create an Android application based on C code that I
>> did
>> not write. This means using Cygwin to compile this code into the form
>> that
>> the Android NDK can use. However, when I try to do this, it gives an
>> error
>> on one of the source files, claiming that search.h doesn't exist. I
>> checked,
>> and search.h is definitely in the Cygwin libraries that I have installed.
> 
> Hi Alex,
> If you run GCC with the -v switch, it will display the list of
> directories in which it searches for include files. You can either:
> 
> 1. Run the make, copy the compilation command and paste it into the
> terminal window, then add -v
> 2. Edit the makefile and add -v to CFLAGS, then run make
> 
> You can then check whether search.h is in one of the directories
> searched. Or, you could just add -I/directory/of/search to CFLAGS
> 
> However, on my system search.h is in /usr/include, which is always
> searched by default.
> Where is your search.h ? Does it begin with "Written by J.T. Conklin" ?
> 
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