Hi!
While trying to apply a semantic patch I realised that the spatch tool
didn't find the #include "somefile.h" when that file wasn't in the same
local directory as the including file, but in a include directory
specified with the option -I somedir.
I've checked the C99 standard and it seems that the expected behaviour
of the preprocessor is to treat a #include "somefile.h" as if it were
#include <somefile.h> if the file is not found with the first lookup method.
I've been trying to make that change myself, but I fear that my
knowledge of OCaml is too basic and the spatch code is too complex for
me to dive into it without guidance :-(
Could I ask for this feature to be included in the next release?
Thank you very much!
Alex
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