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Old 01-07-2010, 04:34 AM   #1
nikcaveman
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not able to execute setrcs


Hi,
I used to execute the command setrcs /data/dev/projects in a solaris machine. And all the files in the given path were visible from the current directory (whichever directory i am in). So that i need not copy necessary files required for compilation from the path to the current directory.
Ex: Suppose I am writing a C code x.c in the directory /root/test/. I do #include <bdm.c> in the file x.c. While executing I need not have the bdm.c in the current directory. Because I have executed the command setrcs /data/dev/projects. The compiler automatically looks for the bdm.c file in the path /data/dev/projects.

But i am not able to execute the command setrcs in linux. Is there any similar command with similar functions or if there is any different command in Linux which serves my purpose, please let me know. I am new to Linux.
 
Old 01-07-2010, 04:56 AM   #2
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So setrcs just adds to the include path of the compiler? Isn't that with the '-I' flag is for?

Code:
gcc -I/data/dev/projects x.c
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Last edited by evo2; 01-07-2010 at 04:57 AM. Reason: gcc command
 
  


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