🚀 go-pugleaf

Can you make gcc stop checking for the existence of the #include files
when generating the file dependency list. This causes me problems as
don't want to supply path names for the include files used by the
code. I would much rather use GNUmake's VPATH option which will
deposit the include file in the working directory at compile time.

As an aside, I also cannot get the vpath directive to work. In the
following example make does not appear to check for dependencies in the
./temp directory.

vpath %.h ./temp

test: trial.h
	@trial.h
	@echo "Done TRIAL"
	@rm -f *.h


However when using the VPATH variable everything works ok

VPATH = temp

test: trial.h
	@echo "Found trial.h"
	@rm -f *.h

I would be grateful for any help you could give

Regards, 

Richard Bibb