Re: about_header_files
Re: about_header_files
- Subject: Re: about_header_files
- From: Cameron Hayne <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2002 22:25:24 -0400
Antonio Inojal <email@hidden> wrote:
my question is NOT about obj c, but about the quality of the
header files in /usr/include/ . I have been trying to compile gcc. But I
get many errors.
You need to provide more details about your system and what the precise
errors are.
I assume you have the Developer Tools installed so I wonder why you are
trying to compile gcc - what version of gcc is it that you are trying to
compile? You realize that you can get the 3.1 gcc already compiled with
the April Developer Tools?
Anyway, to answer your direct question, the files in /usr/include are
just fine, unless, as someone else has suggested, your file system is
corrupted. I.e. normally you should have no problem in compiling things.
But you should realize that there are often lots of compile settings
(flags & defines) which need to be set up for your system in order that
the right parts of the files get used in the compile process. Usually
this is set up for you in a makefile which is created by a configure
script.
Lets us know more about what you are working with (OS version, Developer
Tools version, etc) and what errors you are seeing and then we might
have a chance of being able to help you.
--
Cameron Hayne (email@hidden)
Hayne of Tintagel
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