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Im working in Windows 10 OS. I want to run a simple gcc plugin, so first i installed Mingw. Then I compile a simple hellowrd.c and works fine. But when I tried to simulate a plugin that uses "gcc-pugin.h" include, an error ocurrs because gcc-plugin.h "no such file or directory".

Apparently the mingw installation did not install everything I need.

Is it a problem that Windows does not work?

#include "gcc-plugin.h"
#include "plugin-version.h"
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Pablo Federico
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  • This is very specific to the platform and implementation. It would probably be better asked on a Mingw forum or the like. – anonmess Apr 11 '19 at 20:29

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That means wherever that header file is, it was not found in the default include directory. You can try typing the full path to the .h file in the #include directive.

Hendel
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