newbie: #include

The C++ Users Guide that comes with the compiler explains in detail how the compiler looks for files in #include directives. See especially 12.7 (in the FD6u2 manual) on replacing the C++ standard library. It explains header usage.

You can also use the -dryrun option to CC, and look at the -I options that get passed to ccfe, the C++ compiler front end.

But Forte Developer 6 is obsolete and unsupported. (Some support is still available for udpate 2.)

If you are running on Solaris 9 or 10, please get Studio 12, which is not only supported, but which is free for all uses.

http://developers.sun.com/sunstudio/index.jsp

If you are still on Solaris 8 and can't upgrade yet, you can use Studio 11 instead, which is also free.

clamage45a at 2007-7-12 20:17:01 >

By FD6u2 I mean Forte Developer 6 Update 2, also known as Workshop 6 update 2, which I hope is the release that you have. I was referring originally to the C++ Users Guide that comes with that release, section 12.7.

The release also comes with an IDE manual.

If you are talking about the original FD6 (Workshop 6), I don't have access to that release or its manuals. That release is End Of Service Life and no support of any kind is available.

clamage45a at 2007-7-12 20:17:01 >