changing AIX c include dir

[Bill Edison]

HI-
I'm running AIX 5.2 and IBM c (as opposed to gcc) and am trying to assemble
a general API I can use for ldap authentication. I've pulled a package from
OpenLdap with some client rouintes but the include files are all over the
place. Is there a flexible way to point the c compiler to directories other
than /usr/include ??

tks,
Bill Edison

 

[Kieran Simkin]

HI-
I'm running AIX 5.2 and IBM c (as opposed to gcc) and am trying to assemble
a general API I can use for ldap authentication. I've pulled a package from
OpenLdap with some client rouintes but the include files are all over the
place. Is there a flexible way to point the c compiler to directories other
than /usr/include ??

-I/usr/include/ldap
?
This question is off-topic and could be easily answered by reading the
manpage for your compiler.

 

[Mark McIntyre]

HI-
I'm running AIX 5.2 and IBM c (as opposed to gcc) and am trying to assemble
a general API I can use for ldap authentication. I've pulled a package from
OpenLdap with some client rouintes but the include files are all over the
place. Is there a flexible way to point the c compiler to directories other
than /usr/include ??

This is an AIX / unix question. not a C one. Ask the unix programmers.
Offhand, I'd say adding the relevant stuff to your include path somehow.