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I have a linux system at my workplace with pretty old packages and no root access. I'm compiling packages that I need from source with --prefix=[somewhere in homedir]. My problem is that I just can't find out how to convince configure to look for header files in a specific directory. The source is cpp. I tried with environment variables related to g++ and looking up flags and googling but I had no success. Can someone help me solve this?
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Adding The Include DirectoryGo to the Visual Studio Project Property Pages dialog (From the Project menu, select Properties, or right-click on the project in the Solution Explorer). Select Configuration Properties, C/C++, General, and then add $(PIXELINK_SDK_ROOT)\include to the Additional Include Directories field.
No. Usually you give the compiler (or, more specifically, the preprocessor) a bunch of include directories, to tell it where to look for header files. This is typically done from the Makefile (or from the project settings when building inside an IDE).
Usually you can pass additional compiler flags inside CXXFLAGS. For gcc you can specify more include directories with -I/some/dir, e.g.
$ ./configure CXXFLAGS="-I/some/dir/" where /some/dir/ contains your headers.
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