Missing include files in makefile

[sasagawa888]

The lisp library is now automatically compiled by make. But I get an error as follows:

initialize
pass1
pass2
compiling CREATE-SERVER 
compiling SERVER-ACCEPT 
compiling CLIENT-CONNECT 
compiling SOCKET-SEND 
compiling SOCKET-RECEIVE 
compiling SOCKET-CLOSE 
compiling GET-HOST-ADDRESS 
finalize
invoke CC
library/tcpip0.c:1:10: fatal error: fast.h: No such file or directory
    1 | #include "fast.h"
      |          ^~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
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The C compiler is invoked like this: It should have been correctly specified with the -I option. I thought about it, but I'm stuck.

cc -O3 -w -shared -fPIC -s -o library/tcpip.o -I$HOME/eisl library/tcpip0.c 

[poldy]

I can take a better look later. The solution may require customising the "-I" options to cc in compiler.lsp depending on the value of PREFIX in the makefile, but I'm not sure yet.

[glv2]

Adding the following in the makefile helps the compiler find where the headers are:

EASY_ISLISP := $(CURDIR)
export EASY_ISLISP

Also, can "fast.h" and "ffi.h" be required to compile libraries written by users? If yes, I guess they should be installed to SHAREDIR.

[poldy]

Ok, I logged a pull request for this. Feedback welcome.

[sasagawa888]

worked fine. Thank you.

[sasagawa888]

I learned how to write a makefile. I couldn't figure out why the -I option didn't work.