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Hi,
I'm switching from WinXP to Linux (Suse 9.0), so I
have some questions.
First I want to say:
I can compile and execute a
'hello world'-like program
so I think the compiler is installed
properly.
On my machine I have installed gtk (version
2.2.3-27) + gtk-devel + gtk-doc. The example-pgm is running.
I have an older book here about Linux programming
with some examples in Gtk+, but the sources do not compile on my machine (the CD
contains sources and executables and the executables do run). I think my problem
is the following line in the make-file:
gcc
`gtk-config --cflags --libs` .......
but there is no file gtk-config on my machine.
Somewhere I found a hint that gtk-config does no longer exists, one should use
pkg-config instead. But again I do not find this on my
machine.
What's wrong here? Did I forget to install a
package?
Thanks.
August
PS: I'm new on this mailing-list so I want to
describe myself a bit: my first PC was a Commodore PET (1 MHZ 6502, 8KB RAM,
cassette-recorder). Since this time I'm developing software on PCs in various
languages, mostly Basic and C.
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