On 07/12/2021 08:21, Jonathan Wakely via Gcc-help wrote: > On Tue, 7 Dec 2021, 02:24 Fujitani, Kenji/藤谷 賢治 wrote: > >> Dears, >> I’m working under Ubuntu-PC(18.04LTS), and using gcc(version 7.5.0). >> Recentry, I was trying to compile developed C-Code which worked on Green >> Hills Compiler(GHS) by above environment, >> But this Code’s referenced HeaderFile exists on too complexed branching >> directory. >> Even if I use "-I" option, it couldn’t search any header-files. >> I heard it caused of pragma, but I can't understand in detail. >> Why does It able to compile one by GHS, but it could’t by gcc? >> > > > You haven't told us anything about what the code does, what the directory > hierarchy is like, or what the error says. So we can't possibly help you. > > Could you at least tell us the error message that GCC prints? That will > show the path it is trying to include. > We also need some information on the target. Green Hills tools are AFAIK (though I could be out of date) used as cross-compilers for 32-bit bare-metal or RTOS embedded systems. Are you (the OP) trying to use a native gcc, or a cross-compilation toolchain?
