newbie question
- From: Adam Chapman <adam.chapman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 05 Sep 2007 10:51:01 -0700
Hi,
I've only programmed with Matlab before, and I am working to a very
tight deadline. I have to use some source code for something that is
only available in C/C++ and I plan to interface those scripts with
Matlab.
I need to modify the C files a little bit, by putting in the path to a
data set of images.
I have copied the part of the code I need to modify below:
########################################
#
# Required libraries
#Put in path to libCVD and gvars3
LIBSINCLUDE=-I $(HOME)/usr/include
#Put in library path to libCVD and gvars3
LIBSPATH=-I $(HOME)/usr/lib
LIBSPATH=-L $(HOME)/usr/arch/$(shell uname)-$(MACHINE)/lib
#######################################
Could somebody pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeease explain to me how I would do
this, and what the "-" and "$" operators do?
I have two folders with data in them, both are on my desktop. My guess
is that the LIBSINCLUDE path would be the path to my desktop, and the
two LIBSPATH paths would be to the two folders. But I really have no
idea.
It might help if I wrote the paths below:
C:\Users\Adam\Desktop\libcvd
C:\Users\Adam\Desktop\gvars3-20070808
Thankyou SO much for any help offered.
Adam
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