I have a problem with getting a Makefile to compile in one of our .cpp files. The problem is we cannot change the Makefile since it comes from a vendor. We created a .cpp file that uses #include "mysqlapi.h", which is custom class we developed. Unfortunatley the class uses #include <mysql.h>. When we run the makefile it cannot find mysql.h, because the -I argument in the Makefile is not pointing to the correct directory. I need some ideas on how to have the Makefile find the mysql.h code. This has to be done without changing the Makefile. Not sure if there is some trick, or code that can accomplish this. I want other programmers here to utilize this class by just running "make -f Makefile.freebsd", wich is our usual compile routine. Any ideas would be appreciated? Thanks in advance!
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