Am Samstag 02 Januar 2010 16.45:18 schrieb vinny: > > "info gcc" should give you the documentation for the compiler, > > including the various options like -I. > > > > -I tells the compiler where to find include files like "global.h". > > I still don't understand is -I a character predefined for your source > tree? if it is what should be replaced with to point to my pcb source > tree. If there is some documentation for this can you point out to me? > I appreciate, thanks Vinny Hi Vinny look at http://linux.die.net/man/1/gcc and search for "-I dir": "-I" is a switch for a program (in this case gcc) to make it understand what you want. Almost every programm has them (search for "command-line argument" in wikipedia). The website is nothing other than a 'man' page, this is a sort of manual of the programs itself (search for "man page" in wikipedia). You can access this informations also with "man gcc" (or, when you want a newer/better version of it, "info gcc", as DJ Delorie suggested) on the console. -- mit freundlichem Gruss Christian Riggenbach
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