Datasheet

C and C++ Compilers

The original current place

install_directory\include

is restored only when the

compiler has finished processing

defs.h

You can disable the stacking of current places by using the compiler option

-fk

. This

option makes the compiler use the search rule originally described by Kernighan and

Ritchie in The C Programming Language. Under this rule each nonrooted user

#include

is sought relative to the directory containing the source file that is being compiled.

The ARMINC environment variable

You can set the

ARMINC

environment variable to a comma-separated list of directories to

control searching for included header and source files. For example, from a Windows

command line, type:

set ARMINC=c:\work\x,c:\work\y

When compiling from the command line, directories specified with

ARMINC

are searched

immediately after directories specified by the

-I

option on the command line have been

searched. If the

-j

option is used,

ARMINC

is ignored.