According to Clang doc:
-I < directory >
Add the specified directory to the search path for include files.
I wounder if there a way to add multiple search path on the same directory with one -I command, something like this:
-I"Dir1/SubDir/SubDir/SubDir/{IncludePath1,IncludePath2,IncludePath3}"
My project folder tree (unfortunately) is in a formation that there are 2 main folders for include paths which each one includes many paths for the -I option. This cause the clang command to be very long and i will give an example:
clang (...)
-I"Dir1/SubDir/SubDir/.../SubDir/IncludePath1"
-I"Dir1/SubDir/SubDir/.../SubDir/IncludePath2"
-I"Dir1/SubDir/SubDir/.../SubDir/IncludePath3"
-I"Dir1/SubDir/SubDir/.../SubDir/(And so on...)"
-I"Dir2/SubDir/SubDir/.../SubDir/IncludePath1"
-I"Dir2/SubDir/SubDir/.../SubDir/IncludePath2"
-I"Dir2/SubDir/SubDir/.../SubDir/IncludePath3"
-I"Dir2/SubDir/SubDir/.../SubDir/(And so on...)"
So again i wonder if there a way to tell clang to search with one command multiple search path or maybe make it search within a specific dir