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[QUOTE="Jan Engelhardt, post: 2491434"] Hello, assume foo/bar.h exists, and is included as '#include "bar.h"' in foo/bar.c. `gcc -c foo/bar.c` will compile it fine (i.e. finds the file). Is this a gcc extension or a C compiler standard feature that foo/ will be searched without explicitly passing -Ifoo? $ cat foo/bar.h #define GOAL 1 $ cat foo/bar.c #include <stdio.h> #include "bar.h" int main(void) { printf("%d\n", GOAL); return 0; } -`J' -- [/QUOTE]
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