Re: BUG & FIX: wrong include order (ITS#1880)

[Kurt@OpenLDAP.org]

You are using the incorrect environment variable to
modify cpp(1) behavior.  Use CPPFLAGS instead.
See INSTALL.

Kurt

At 02:04 AM 2002-06-13, zvr@pobox.com wrote:
>Full_Name: Alexios Zavras
>Version: 2.1.2
>OS: GNU/Linux
>URL: 
>Submission from: (NULL) (195.251.255.7)
>
>
>Building openldap-2.1.2 on a heavily customized GNU/Linux machine.
>
>The environment includes CFLAGS to include access to software
>instaled in non-standard directories (e.g. -I/sw/gnu/include).
>Among the stuff already included is the GNU libavl library
>for balanced binary trees.  Unfortunately, this installs
>a avl.h file (same name as in openldap-2.1.2/include).
>
>While building openldap, various files include the installed
>/sw/gnu/include/avl.h instead of their own .../include/avl.h
>
>Granted, my environment is non-typical, but I still consider it a bug.
>
>The wrong inclusion is the result of the order of the -I flags inthe compile
>line.
>The line in the generated Makefiles
>CFLAGS = $(AC_CFLAGS) $(DEFS)
>should be
>CFLAGS = $(DEFS) $(AC_CFLAGS)
>since we really want LDAP_INCPATH before anything else.
>
>This is needed at least in Makefiles in libraries/libavl,
>libraries/librewrite, servers/slapd, servers/slapd/back-*, ...
>
>I am not competent enough with autoconfig,
>but I think that making the above one-line change
>in openldap-2.1.2/build/top.mk
>should be all the fix that is needed.
>
>It worked for me!
>Thanks for your work