From pgilbert@bank-banque-canada.ca  Wed Jan 21 15:57:04 1998
From: pgilbert@bank-banque-canada.ca (Paul Gilbert)
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 10:57:04 -0500
Subject: .h files
References: <98Jan20.154626est.13453@mailgate.bank-banque-canada.ca>
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Message-ID: <98Jan21.110542est.13455@mailgate.bank-banque-canada.ca>

PG>> gcc -g -fpic -I/home/res8/gilp/R-versions/R-0.61.1/include  -c  putpadi.c
PG>> putpadi.c:29: padi.h: No such file or directory
PG>> putpadi.c:34: padiutil.h: No such file or directory

PD>Hum. If line 29 really reads #include "padi.h" (not <padi.h>) and
PD>padi.h really is in the same directory as putpadi.c, then I don't
PD>understand a word of it...

Well, it is <padi.h> and not "padi.h" and changing this fixes this problem in
the sense that I copied the .h files to the local directory and with "" it no
longer matters if I append to -I.

However, the .h files really should not be in the local directory as they are
used by other programs and it is important that they all stay in sync, so I
really would prefer to append to CFLAGS. When I use CFLAGS += -I. in my Makefile
it is ignored, unless I edit R/etc/INSTALL  and change to CFLAGS+= thus:

(cd ${src}; make CC="gcc" CFLAGS+="-g -fpic -I${RHOME}/include"

But then the "-g -fpic -I${RHOME}/include" is ignored and only my setting is
used! This does not make sense to me and I would certainly appreciate any
suggestions.

Paul Gilbert

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.h files
Paul Gilbert