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aaragon
Hi everyone, my question is probably trivial but I couldn't find a way
to do it. Is there a way to tell the compiler about a directory where
it has to look for some files? For example, I'm trying to use Qt to
design a graphic user interface and in my system the Qt files are
under /usr/include/Qt4 instead of /usr/include. I could easily change
the location in the produced header files but I think this is a brute
force approach and maybe adding another directory to the compiler is
something easy.
Thanks for your help.
a²
to do it. Is there a way to tell the compiler about a directory where
it has to look for some files? For example, I'm trying to use Qt to
design a graphic user interface and in my system the Qt files are
under /usr/include/Qt4 instead of /usr/include. I could easily change
the location in the produced header files but I think this is a brute
force approach and maybe adding another directory to the compiler is
something easy.
Thanks for your help.
a²