[AD] #include <allegro.h> vs #include "allegro.h" in the examples |
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Does anyone know the reason for using "" in the examples? This makes gcc search in the current directory first - which is kind of pointless. But it also doesn't hurt. Still, in my own programs, I always use #include <allegro.h>, so maybe we should modify the examples to use the same. Or was there another reason for the ""? -- Elias Pschernig
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