Re: [Anjuta-list] Hello All!!

[Kirk Bateman <kbateman mobile-gaming co uk>]

My guess is that you haven't got gcc and the dev tools bits installed ?

Did you select the development tools and programming stuff when you
installed RH8.0 (which I agree is pretty good, shame they messed about
with kde though).

When setting up here, I had all the dev tools installed from the RH8
install, and then just installed the anjuta0.99 redhat rpm from
freshrpms and it works perfect (although I have installed the 1.0 since
which also works).

I wish I could add breakpoints before starting the debugger though (just
an aesthetic thing), maybe they could be added to a list of pending
breakpoints which then get added when you start the debugger ?

Also the set parameters on the build menu isn't obvious that they also
relate to the debugging session and not just the build/execute session.


Just my 0.2c

Cheers

Cpt Kirk

On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 21:15, jeff gardner wrote:
> I'm new to programming, taking Java now and c++ next
> semester. Anjuta looks like the way to go...anyway, I
> cant seem to get a list of all the packages that
> Anjuta depends on. I'm running RH8.0 which seems like
> it has every package ever dreamed of! If someone knows
> of a simple list of dependencies and libraries for
> Anjuta I'd sure appreciate them letting me know.
> Thanks!!!!
> Anjuta installs fine, it just won't build anything, or
> even AutoGen a project.
> 
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