15 nov 2008 kl. 16.16 skrev David Chisnall:
On 15 Nov 2008, at 15:12, Tommy Nordgren wrote:
So it is on my system too, but you should pass -I/usr/local/
include to the compiler with that path.
GSL headers are normally referred to in source as:
#include <gsl/some_gsl_header.h>
This is entirely the wrong thing to do.
If you put the gsl prefix in your source file and your host system
installs the files in, for example, /usr/include/ then there is no
compiler flag that you can pass which will make it find them
correctly. If, instead, you use just the header name and pass the
output from pkg-config to the compiler then it will add the gsl/ if
it's required, or not if it isn't.
David
GSl always installs it's headers in subdirectory gsl of whatever
include directory the configure prefix points at.
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