From:	Adam Majer <adamm AT galacticasoftware DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: Help compiling files.
Date:	Mon, 18 Jun 2001 23:10:49 -0500
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>   gcc -c -I"..\include;..\include\gl"  api_arrayelt.c
> 

This is what I've been using with Borland's free compiler for Win32 and
it worked for a long time like this...

> Btw, does -I really accept multiple directories like that?  As far as
> I can tell from GCC docs, it can only accept a single directory.  So
> what you really should do is modify the command like this:
> 
>   gcc -c -I..\include -I..\include\gl  api_arrayelt.c

Apparently DJGPP wants directories like above and in quotation marks :)
For instance, I just noticed that if you compile

gcc my_dir\file.c

and file has

#include "local_include.h"

where local_include.h is in the . directory, you must specify -I".\" as
otherwise the compiler will switch directory to my_dir and not find the
local_include.h  Don't know if that is the way it's suppose to be...

Anyway, thank you for your help,
Adam

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