Re: include location detection

[Steffen Sledz]

On 30.08.2011 23:23, Glenn Amerine wrote:
> If you find the path to the library, I guess you could assume in many
> cases that the header file is going to have the same path prefix on
> libraries that have been installed from source by the user. That could
> at least be a first attempt at finding the header file if it is not in
> the standard include directories.

Generally it is in the standard include directory. But sometimes inside a 
subdirectory named fastcgi and sometimes not.

> A "find" from root would get it done, but is pretty klunky and slow.
> There could also be multiple copies of the header file that are not the
> same.

This is not the problem. I can use two nested AC_CHECK_HEADER directives to 
find the header location.

But i did not find a way to modify the CPPFLAGS in the right way (e.g. to still 
be ready for cross compiling).

Steffen

PS: Way don't you answer to the mailing list? I'm sure there are more people 
interested in it.

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