[haiku-bugs] Re: [Haiku] #10036: gcc2: Implement -iquote support
- From: "anevilyak" <trac@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 29 Sep 2013 21:59:50 -0000
#10036: gcc2: Implement -iquote support
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Reporter: anevilyak | Owner: zooey
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: low | Milestone: R1
Component: Applications/Command Line Tools | Version:
Resolution: | R1/Development
Blocked By: | Keywords:
Has a Patch: 0 | Blocking:
| Platform: All
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Description changed by anevilyak:
Old description:
> It would be nice if our gcc2 supported -iquote. The reason being, while
> implementing libcurl support in libpackage, I came across the following
> problem: including <curl/curl.h> doesn't work for gcc2 from our build
> system, because curl.h then includes some of its other headers via
> #include "filename". Thanks to Ingo, it was determined that this was due
> to the use of -I- in the build system also having the side effect of
> disabling searching in those dirs for quoted includes.
>
> Consequently, it was determined that implementing iquote support for
> gcc2 would be the best way to resolve the problem going forward, as we
> may later encounter the same problem with other 3rd party libraries,
> though it's been worked around for libcurl for now [1].
>
> [1] http://cgit.haiku-
> os.org/haiku/commit/?id=5ef03b1bda13fe8e7745649db011f17d55bc8178
New description:
It would be nice if our gcc2 supported -iquote. The reason being, while
implementing libcurl support in libpackage, I came across the following
problem: including <curl/curl.h> doesn't work for gcc2 from our build
system, because curl.h then includes some of its other headers via
#include "filename". Thanks to Ingo, it was determined that this was due
to the use of -I- in the build system also having the side effect of
disabling searching in those dirs for quoted includes.
Consequently, it was determined that implementing iquote support for gcc2
would be the best way to resolve the problem going forward, as we may
later encounter the same problem with other 3rd party libraries, though
it's been worked around for libcurl for now [1].
[1] http://cgit.haiku-
os.org/haiku/commit/?id=5ef03b1bda13fe8e7745649db011f17d55bc8178
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