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.h Problem
Hi,
I have two directories as follows C JMS Under JMS there is a directory C_API which contains header files. I have all my code under 'C'. When I try and compile some c code in the 'C' (using make and a makefile) I get a error, cannot find 'mscapi.h' which is located in JMS/C_API. I thought adding the path to the JMS/C_API to LD_LIBRARY_PATH would solve the issue but it hasn't. How do i get my code to look for the .h in the correct location. I rather not have to hard code paths in my code and the mscapi.h references other .h files itself. |
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