How to find out about system paths?
Stephen C. Biggs
s_c_biggs@bigfoot.com
Mon Dec 11 21:37:00 GMT 2000
I have seen this question addressed in the Usenet group a few times
with not a reply. I'll try here.
I see all over the documentation about "default system paths" that
gcc uses and that you can modify them with -isystem, and a myriad
of other options.
My question is: how do you see what your local version has already
defined... AND how hard is it to define it system-wide? I would like
to be able to have /usr/local/include come before /usr/include and
the "fixedheader" directory... also /usr/local/lib before /lib,
something along the lines of:
$something_include$=/usr/local/include:/usr/include
etc... since I would rather not have to pass this through every
makefile...
Please forgive the newbie question.
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