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I am a total new-bee in NDK-C-Linux(Ubuntu) hive. And i'm totally lost.

I'm given an old project, which i'am having trouble even compiling.

This does not compile:

source.c 
--header.h (../includes/header.h)(symbolic link to the real header file)

it recognizes the header.h file, but its only a link to the real header file. so it complains.

This compiles:

source.c 
--header.h

but if replace the link file with the real 'header.h' it works.

The problem:

there are lots of header files. which i don't want to find and replace manually. how can i make the compiler to look for the header file using the symbolic link file.

searching for link header, symbolic link does not yield useful result.

if i was able to get anything related, then this is it. LINK

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  • Why not add the path of the header file to the compiler include-path? And are you sure you meant 'inclues' or should that be 'includes' ? – LittleFunnyMan Nov 29 '11 at 15:44
  • well that was a typo in the post. for now i used 'Meld Diff Viewer', the problem is i will receive a new version again (no config mgmt, where i work). i'm using ndk-build, where should i set include-path. Android.mk seems to have the path set to it, the problem is it compiles for real files and not for links to the real header file. – Samuel Nov 30 '11 at 02:28

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