Er, hello, I have some knowledge of C++ but have never really had the necessity to stay tuned to the latest developments. I have just (yesterday, so it may be considered to be a new version, no?) installed cygwin and gcc. However, since I am almost completely unknown to UNIX/GNU, I have no idea how to solve the following problem. It appears that the location of the .H-files is not obvious to the GCC compiler (why? I have just installed it, no funnby stuff except that I installed cygwin in a folder called RedHat on the C-root). A simple statement like #include <math> leads to an error saying thatmath is unknown, while it is there in some cygwin-directory. In an old post on this forum a special switch for the gcc-command is mentioned (but it is obscure to me, and would take me quite a while to figure out the manpages for gcc exists of over 9000 lines), i wonder if it is possible to make sure that the compiler knows where to look for the appropriate headers every time it is run. How?
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