Hi, I use AC_CONFIG_HEADERS to create 2 config.h-files. One is the normal config.h in my source directory and the other I have a config.h, which needs to be installed with my package. This installed config.h resides in a subdirectory, since it is not wise to create a /usr/local/include/config.h. My package name is cxxtools and I create a cxxtools/config.h using AC_CONFIG_HEADERS([include/cxxtools/config.h]). The problem here is, that autoconf adds my directory include/cxxtools to the list of include files. I don't need that, since I always use <cxxtools/config.h> to refer to that installed config.h. The problem is, that I would like to add a new file "include/cxxtools/time.h" and include that with <cxxtools/time.h>. After adding that file, I have no chance to include the standard <time.h>, since the directory include/cxxtools is put into the list of compile flags and searched before the standard /usr/include. Is there any way to prevent including that directory into my list of include-directories? Tommi _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
