On Sat, 15 Jun 2002 12:34:19 -0700 (PDT) Matthieu Fecteau <matthieufecteau yahoo com> wrote:
I'm having trouble to compile. I admit that I'm not guru in programming... please help ! I'm stuck ! At the top of my name.c file I put : include <stdio.h>; include <gtk.h>; etc. at the prompt, when I try to compile with : $gcc name.c -o name it give me this error : name.c:3:17: gtk.h : File not found
You either have to write include "gtk.h" or include <gtk/gtk.h> Why this? The compiler only looks in the default inlude-directory (/usr/include) if you say <foobar.h> and in the actual working directory if you say "foobar.h". So if you say include <gtk/gtk.h> or <gtk-1.2/gtk.h> he will take a look in /usr/include/gtk[-1.2] for the headers. <snip>
Matt
Regards Marcus
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