RobertMorombo

I thought I tried that several times and it didn't work. I thought I was messing up the relative path formatting. But I just tried and it worked! I created this account and waited for approval exclusively because I gave up trying for hours. I'm not sure what I was doing wrong anymore, I was probably too tired. This is embarrassing lol! Thank you very much for your help!

I'm using dasm 2.20.14.1 and Ubuntu 22.04. I don't want to copy vcs.h and macro.h in multiple directories, so I want them to stay in a specific directory where other files can include them. Something like this structure, where all asm files include vcs.h and macro.h from the same directory: ├── includes │ ├── macro.h │ └── vcs.h └── source ├── program-1.asm ├── program-2.asm └── program-3.asm So I checked the docs. They say: Seems that -Idirectory is just what I wanted, just needed to see how to specify relative paths. So I went to check INCDIR for the format of the directory name, but there's not much info about it: It just says that it uses AmigaDOS filename conventions? And I can't find for the life of me how relative paths are described in AmigaDOS format? I tried things like -I../includes -I./../includes But nothing like that works. How do I correctly specify an include directory that is located in a different directory inside the parent directory, from the command line? How do I correctly specify relative paths when using the the -I option?