Compiler Command Line Arguments - Include a searchpath dir

[bigsofty]

Hi,

I am trying to use the project settings optional "Command Line Argument" (-IC:\myheaders"), to force the GCC compiler to add a search path for some #inlined C headers. The headers are not found, any tips on how to achieve a search path for a bunch of C headers at compile time?

[Kitty Hello]

put them in the project directory. It will search there.

The option >> -I"C:\MyHeaders"<< for "cmp" should work, too.

[bigsofty]

Nope does not work for me?

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C:\Users\Dad\AppData\Local\Temp\glbasic\gpc_temp0.cpp:23:18: test.h: No such file or directory
*** FATAL ERROR - Please post this output in the forum

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INLINE
#include "test.h"
ENDINLINE

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#ifndef ImHere
#define ImHere
#endif

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-I"C:\MyHeaders"

It works if I copy a header into one of GLBs default (eg. "C:\Program Files (x86)\GLBasic\Compiler\platform\Include") search paths but I want to avoid messing with the compiler dir if I can.

[Kitty Hello]

the project path is included. Is that an option?
When you add a stupid option --please-dont-know-this, will it complain?
Maybe the cmp box isn't used?

[bigsofty]

Oooh, added, -funkeymunky, it was not perturbed in the slightest... not good! 

[Kitty Hello]

OK. Worked for me. Are you sure you added it to "Win32" configuration?

[bigsofty]

Tried this on the laptop, its working fine.  I'' do a clean GLB install and see if that helps.

[bigsofty]

Hmmm, clean install sorted the problem... no idea what happened. Thanks for looking into it for me Gernot!