Hello, I wish to compile & run this source block in org-mode: #+name: gnc_cav #+header: :includes <iostream> <ginac.h> #+header: :libs -L/usr/local/lib -lginac -lcln #+header: :flags -std=c++17 #+header: :namespaces std GiNaC # #+header: :var table= #+header: :var job="vectors" :var vol=113.13115406160385926 :var r=1.0995524816924328312 #+header: :var a=4.916 :var c=5.4054 #+header: :main no #+begin_src C++ ex vol(symbol a, symbol c) { ex v = a*a * c * sin(60*Pi/180); return v; } ex coa(symbol a, symbol c) { ex covera = c/a; return covera; } ex scl(symbol a, symbol c, double ad, double cd) { // symbol v("v"); // symbol r("r"); ex v = vol(a,c); ex r = coa(a,c); numeric three(3); // ex s = power(v.subs(lst{a==ad,c==cd})),1/three)/(power(sin(60*Pi/180),1/three) * power(r.subs(lst{a==ad,c==cd}),1/three)); ex s = power(v.subs(lst{a==ad,c==cd}),1/three)/(power(sin(60*Pi/180),1/three) * power(r.subs(lst{a==ad,c==cd}),1/three)); return s; } ex scl(double vd, double rd) { numeric three(3); ex s = power(vd,1/three)/(power(sin(60*Pi/180),1/three) * power(rd,1/three)); return s; } int main () { if ( strncmp(job, "volume", 6) == 0) { // ./v volume a c, calculate volume symbol as("as"); symbol cs("cs"); ex v = vol(as, cs); cout << "Volume = " << v.subs(lst{as == a, cs == c}).evalf() << "\n"; ex r = coa(as, cs); cout << "c/a = " << r.subs(lst{as == a, cs == c}).evalf() << "\n"; ex a_calc = scl(as, cs, a, c); cout << "a_calc = " << a_calc.evalf() << "\n"; cout << "c_calc = " << a_calc.evalf() * r.subs(lst{as == a, cs == c}).evalf() << "\n"; } else if ( job,"vectors",5) == 0 ) { // ./v vectors vol c/a //double vd = stod(argv[2]); //double rd = stod(argv[3]); ex a_calc = scl(v,r); cout << "a_calc = " << a_calc.evalf() << "\n"; cout << "c_calc = " << a_calc.evalf() * rd << "\n"; //double a_scale = a; } // vectors } // main #+end_src When I attempt compilation using 'C-c C-c' I get: /tmp/babel-eqG2i0/C-src-3zG2ec.cpp:16:1: error: unknown type name 'ex' ex vol(symbol a, symbol c) and lots of similar errors. I infer this is because ginac.h is not found. I have tried specifying <ginac/ginac.h> in ':includes' to no avail. I have tried specifying the full path to ginac.h: </usr/local/lib/ginac/ginac.h> and specifying -I/usr/local/lib/ginac/ as part of ':includes', but the error persists. Maybe the C++ support is not set up to handle this use case, but perhaps I am missing something. Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks, Roger