Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > Angus> The MinGW g++ 3.4 appears to have a bug related to -I > Angus> directives. An instruction like: g++ -Ifoo/bar/ -c baz.C will > Angus> fail to find any header files in the foo/bar directory. In > Angus> order to succeed, the trailing '/' must be removed. Ie, this > Angus> works: g++ -Ifoo/bar -c baz.C > > Angus> I've reported this on the MinGW-MSYS list, but meanwhile the > Angus> patch to the various Makefile.am files is trivial. > > That's OK with me. Actually I prefer the version without slash (and > this is what we do when doing -I$(srcdir), for example.
Ok. Committed to both branches. -- Angus
