> > No, that's not the way to do it. Add "-I." to the CFLAGS.
>
> Well that would work too, but using -I. makes the distinction between "" and <> delimiters
> in #include meaningless. If this file only exists in the lib/ directory, why use <>?

>From the CVS link you refered:
  when including ca-bundle.h, don't look in the current dir first, simply use
  the search path since we want the build-version rather than the one in the
  source dir

I.e. ca-bundle.h could be part of some system SSL software (the "build-version").
So libcurl should be better off using that one.

--gv
Received on 2004-02-24