add premake FindHeaderWithSubDir#2803
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Problem:
Some dependency header file paths are located in subfolders, while the relevant code directly uses the file name. For example:
In
miniaudio_libopus.c,#include <opusfile.h>refers to the file located at/usr/include/opus/opusfile.h.Therefore, we need to provide the full
/usr/include/opuspath.Currently, Premake5 does not support searching in subfolders. Using
os.findheader("opus/opusfile.h")returns/usr/include, so we have to manually appendopusafterward.However, the current code throws an "attempt to concatenate a nil value" error when
os.findheaderreturns nil.Solution:
Add an additional wrapper, or wait until premake/premake-core#2469 gets merged.
path.joinis a function provided by Premake.