Thank you very much for your answer. Your crystal ball works fine :-) Actually, in this case, I want GCC 4.5 to behave like on the Mac. Do you know if there is there is an option to make GCC 4.5 behave like the on the Mac? Thanks On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 11:18 AM, Jonathan Wakely <jwakely.gcc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 2 May 2013 09:13, Paul Hansen wrote: >> Hi >> Using gcc/cpp preprocessor on Mac >> $ cpp -P -E -I <dir> myfile.h >> cpp continues when it cannot find an #include file in myfile.h >> >> Using the same on Linux, it stops preprocessing when an #inlucde file >> is not found. >> >> Does anyone know if I can make cpp behave on Linux as on Mac. >> I have searched for hours but in vain... > > You haven't said what versions of GCC you're using, but using my > crystal ball I suggest you're using 4.2 on your Mac (because that's > the neolithic version provided by Apple) and you're using 4.5 or newer > on GNU/Linux. > > The behaviour changed in GCC 4.5, see http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.5/changes.html > > If youu want the same behaviour on your Mac you'll need to stop using > stone age tools :-)
