Hi Xie,

use the -post option to x10c++.  This is of the form:

-post '<compiler> <CXXFLAGS> # <LDFLAGS>'
  or
-post '# <CXXFLAGS> # <LDFLAGS>'

For example: x10c++ -O -post '# -I/path # -L/path'

http://x10-lang.org/documentation/practical-x10-programming/native-code-integration.html

To see the C++ compiler invocation that is generated by x10c++, use '-report postcompile=1'

Cheers,

Josh

On 27/12/11 18:42, chenny xie wrote:
Hi,

I want to write some program in x10 that need to use some cpp library

the library is generally added in makefile or compiled like " gcc .....-I/path/ -L/path/...." ,
so how can I add it when write code in x10?


PS: I am now  linking the cpp file into x10 use :
@NativeCPPInclude("*.h")
@NativeCPPCompilationUnit("*.cc")



by Xie


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