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I'm building a development container on linux, with some samp tools (without sampctl), where everything is pre-installed, I'm wondering if there is a default includes folder. (like /usr/local/include or /usr/ local/include/pawno)
so you don't need to use the -i flag for samp and pawn standard includes.
if this feature does not exist, it would be interesting, so GCC compilers.
eg
use
$ pawncc gamemodes/bare.pwn
instead
$ pawncc -i/usr/loca/include gamemodes/bare.pwn
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RodrigoDornelles
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defeault include path for standard libraries?
default include path for standard libraries?
Apr 27, 2023
Have you tried putting your includes in a include subdirectory inside the directory where pawncc is? It might just work. Another approach: put pawncc in bin and all the includes in include at the same directory level.
I'm building a development container on linux, with some samp tools (without sampctl), where everything is pre-installed, I'm wondering if there is a default includes folder. (like
/usr/local/include
or/usr/ local/include/pawno
)so you don't need to use the
-i
flag for samp and pawn standard includes.if this feature does not exist, it would be interesting, so GCC compilers.
eg
use
instead
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: