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Given a folder 'ex' with the files below where I open a windows cmd console in ex...

ex\input.c  
ex\lib_folder\librarylib.a  
ex\include_folder\raylib.h

How do I change the below command to work if the second and third files are sitting beside input.c instead of in their own folders? i.e. ex\librarylib.a; ex\raylib.h

gcc in.c -I include_folder/ -L lib_folder/ -lraylib -lopengl32 -lwinmm -o out.exe

If I put the entire path name after -I it just says cannot find directory or that's not a directory. Or it goes to the first library -lraylib and doesn't recognize it.

kite
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Use a single dot as folder name to specify the current folder. So use -I. and -L.

Brecht Sanders
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