gcc local include path

Question

I have a directory structure (for a clang++/g++ project) that looks like this:

src/
util/

In src/ we find .cc and .h files. Here we build a library (mylib.a) and our main binaries.

In util/ we have some .cc files that build utilities that, for various reasons, ought not to be in src/ .

But this means that files in util/ have include lines that look like

#include "../src/myheader.h"

instead of

#include "myheader.h"

This despite my trying commandline options (to g++) like -iquote ../src .

Any suggestions what commandline options to make the second, more simple, include lines work?

Answer 1

假设您从顶级项目目录运行g ++，请尝试以下操作：

g++ -I./src <... rest of command ...>