Re: [glade--]linkage problem
- From: Christof Petig <christof petig-baender de>
- To: bollu awtce be
- Cc: glademm-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [glade--]linkage problem
- Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 15:47:55 +0100
bollu awtce be wrote:
Hi Christof,
Thank you very much for your answer.
It looks very complicate to get an operating C++ development environment
using pre-compiled (RPM) libraries/software (I couldn't find the compiler
version used to compile my gtkmm package and the one coming from Ximian is
the only one I found in RPM format.). Don't you think I should better
compile these by myself? It think this could be the easiest solution to
have compatibility between the various libraries/software needed. Please
tell me if I'm wrong.
I would say most preferable is:
- stick with your OS vendor's g++ and gtkmm as long as it fits your needs
Sadly gtkmm is not overly actual in most distros
and it's evolving fast and g++ 3.2 is not standard everywhere.
- take a usable source package (e.g. a .srpm) and compile with your
environment of choice, install the package and forbid automatic upgrades
on it
- freely choose your g++ version, gtk+ version
deinstall vendor's packages
(to avoid using old headers/libraries by accident)
compile gtkmm and sigc yourself
install
if you didn't chose /usr as prefix make sure that either the .m4 and
-config (1.2) or the .pc files are found by aclocal/pkg-config. Usually
this means to copy them from /usr/local/... to /usr/share/aclocal or
/usr/lib/pkgconfig .
Since I now gtkmm2.2 and g++3.2 are part of debian/sid I am quite happy
to forget about the third trickery. I remember it well :-( But I had
tried solutions which were even worse.
Christof
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