Assignment #1

[Yogesh Sonik]

SFU ID:301363019 

Github username:YSonik

Github: https://github.com/CMPT-295-SFU/assignment-1-YSonik

Line and file: tree.c: line 1

Question: From my understanding, a user made header file should be included like so #include "tree.h" but the tree.c file uses #include <tree.h> so I'm a little confused as to why it is done this way.

[Arrvindh Shriraman]

#include "tree.h" is a path-based inclusion i.e., it is trying to look for tree.h in ./

#include <tree.h> searches in all the standard paths (e.g., /usr/include).  We can add to the list of standard paths  by including -I  flag to gcc.

Type make -n in tree/ and you can see the list of commands we use. 

One of the flags will be -I which specifies the path to tree.h.