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The ARMCCnINC environment variable
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The ARMCC environment
variable points to the location of the included header and source files
that are provided with the compilation tools. nINC
This variable might be initialized with the correct path to the header files when the ARM compilation tools are installed or when configured with server modules. You can change this variable, but you must ensure that any changes you make do not break the installation.
The list of directories specified by the ARMCC environment
variable is colon separated on UNIX and semi-colon separated on
Windows, following the convention for the platform you are running
on.nINC
If you want to include files from other locations, use the -I and -J command-line
options as required.
When compiling, directories specified with ARMCC are
searched immediately after directories specified by the nINC-I option
have been searched, for user include files.
If you use the -J option, ARMCC is
ignored.nINC
See also- Reference
Compiler Reference:
Introducing the ARM Compiler toolchain:
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