Re: Does Informix-4GL compile (c4gl) support -I option?

In article <1992May13.141351.26362@mixcom.com> ttvvtt@mixcom.com (Donald Amby) writes: > > In our C modules, if we have an #include "xxx.h" and the file xxx.h is > not in the current directory, the directories given by the -I switch > to cc can find them. We thought that was also true when using an -I > switch on a c4gl line in our makefiles, when there is a: > > GLOBALS > "xxx.4gl" > > type of statement. Unfortunately, this does not seem to work. We get > an error message (4306) that it cannot find the file xxx.4gl. This doesn't work with 4gl. Instead, you could preprocess your 4gl source with cpp. This gives you a #include which honours -I, as well as #define macro definitions, etc. It also lets you mix global declarations with #include's in the same source file. Hope this helps. Hugh. -- -Hugh Grierson--hugh@fivegl.co.nz----------Go fast or go home---------------- -Task Management Ltd-Auckland-New Zealand-Ph:+64.9.5206109-Fax:+64.9.5206101- <I'm a .sig virus. Copy me to your .sig then set fire to your computer.>