Quoting Arturas Moskvinas : > > directory structure of a tiny project: > > /main.cpp (#include "foo.hpp" ) > > /d1/bar.hpp > > /d2/foo.hpp (#include "bar.hpp") > > /d2/bar.hpp > > > > then compiling > > > g++ -I d1 -I d2 main.cpp -o main > > will include /d2/bar.hpp instead of /d1/bar.hpp as I expected > > ( I expected so because "d1/" is listed first in "-I" options). > > It is from C preprocessor manual: > #include "file" > This variant is used for header files of your own program. It > searches for a file named file first in the directory containing the > current file, then in the same directories used for <file>. > > So, i think you should use #include <bar.hpp> to get your wanted behavior... Yes, it works. Thank you. Dima.
