Right now I have a program that will die if certain headers can't be found.
The issue of getting these headers has practically become an FAQ for the libraries installed. ("You forgot to download the *-dev packages of the library, which contains the headers!")
I'd like, if possible, GCC to barf with my OWN error, stating something along these lines, rather than just:
src/myprog.c:15: foo.h: No such file or directory
I realize I can spit out an error message using the C "#error" directive, but is there a simple (and portable) way of TESTING?
C doesn't include any standard way of doing this. This is the kind of thing you use configure for.
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