Hello! I have a question regarding sysroot-relative search paths. It seems that gcc will only substitute the = or $SYSROOT prefix if a “—sysroot” parameter was given on the command line. Is this intentional? To me it would seem that omitting a —sysroot parameter would imply using “/“. But this is not the case. Without a —sysroot parameter the = or $SYSROOT prefix is interpreted literally. Compare:
> echo | g++ -I=/tmp -v -E - ... ignoring nonexistent directory "=/tmp” … > echo | aarch64-elf-g++ -I=/tmp --sysroot=/ -v -E - ... #include <...> search starts here: //tmp … I am unsure if I should file a bug report for this or not. Kind regards Heiko Lewin Software Engineer worldiety GmbH Nordseestraße 2, 26131 Oldenburg, Deutschland Telefon +49 441 559 770 0 Web www.worldiety.de Keine News rund um worldiety verpassen? Hier Newsletter abonnieren!<https://www.worldiety.de/newsletter-anmeldung> Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/worldiety/> | Xing<https://www.xing.com/companies/worldietygmbh> | LinkedIn<https://de.linkedin.com/company/worldiety-gmbh> | GitHub<https://github.com/worldiety> Alleinvertretungsberechtigte Gesellschafter: Adrian Macha, Torben Schinke Handelsniederlassung: Oldenburg i.O. | Amtsgericht Oldenburg i.O. HRB 20 84 28
