Why can't gcc find the include path using -I option?





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here's my project tree



project  

--bin  

--source  

----include  

------foo.h  

----main.c  

----foo.c


but when I run gcc -I./source/include ./bin/main.exe ./source/*.c it gave me No such file or directory error.

How can I let gcc know where's the include directory?






c gcc include







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  • Since you are passing relative paths, make sure you cd to project before calling gcc.

    – arrowd
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here's my project tree



project  

--bin  

--source  

----include  

------foo.h  

----main.c  

----foo.c


but when I run gcc -I./source/include ./bin/main.exe ./source/*.c it gave me No such file or directory error.

How can I let gcc know where's the include directory?






c gcc include







share|improve this question























  • Since you are passing relative paths, make sure you cd to project before calling gcc.

    – arrowd
    Nov 25 '18 at 10:50














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here's my project tree



project  

--bin  

--source  

----include  

------foo.h  

----main.c  

----foo.c


but when I run gcc -I./source/include ./bin/main.exe ./source/*.c it gave me No such file or directory error.

How can I let gcc know where's the include directory?






c gcc include







share|improve this question














here's my project tree



project  

--bin  

--source  

----include  

------foo.h  

----main.c  

----foo.c


but when I run gcc -I./source/include ./bin/main.exe ./source/*.c it gave me No such file or directory error.

How can I let gcc know where's the include directory?






c gcc include




c gcc include






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  • Since you are passing relative paths, make sure you cd to project before calling gcc.

    – arrowd
    Nov 25 '18 at 10:50



















  • Since you are passing relative paths, make sure you cd to project before calling gcc.

    – arrowd
    Nov 25 '18 at 10:50

















Since you are passing relative paths, make sure you cd to project before calling gcc.

– arrowd
Nov 25 '18 at 10:50





Since you are passing relative paths, make sure you cd to project before calling gcc.

– arrowd
Nov 25 '18 at 10:50












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You need to run gcc with the -o option to set the output location.



gcc -I./source/include -o ./bin/main.exe ./source/*.c





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        gcc -I./source/include -o ./bin/main.exe ./source/*.c





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        gcc -I./source/include -o ./bin/main.exe ./source/*.c






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