Re: gnome hello compiling



Aldy> i see the gnome-hello compile process is as complicated as the
Aldy> rest of gnome, and i'm still trying to figure out how to compile
Aldy> a simple hello world program-- short of copying all the
Aldy> libtool/automake jizz you guys do in gnome-hello.

Of course, to really integrate a program into the Gnome build tree,
you're going to have to do precisely that.  But until then, just use
the values from the `gnomeConf.sh' script that gets generated when
gnome-libs is built.

This script has variables which say where to find includes and which
libraries to link against.

I suppose you could write a script along the lines of gtk-config that
would extract the info from gnomeConf.sh to make it easy to write a
simple Makefile.

Tom



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