RE: [gtk-list] Re: glibconfig.h Not found

["Victor Moya" <j moya cgac es>]

Thanks for the solution.

It already works to me perfectly, but I believe that now it is when the
problems begin so that I do not have nor idea of as Gtk works and will need
the tutorial and this list of mail to work.

I appreciate your collaboration.

So long

-----Original Message-----
De: Johannes Keukelaar <johannes@nada.kth.se>
Para: gtk-list@redhat.com <gtk-list@redhat.com>
Fecha: jueves 23 de julio de 1998 4:24
Asunto: [gtk-list] Re: glibconfig.h Not found


>//I feel it, whuen writing I was confuse. The file is in:
>//
>///usr/local/lib/glib/include/glibcomfig.h
>//
>//You have another solution?
>
>Well, as someone else said just before/after I spoke, use the program
>gtk-config. When compiling a gtk program, you'd say something like this:
>
>gcc -c my-file.c -o my-file.o `gtk-config --cflags`
>
>Please note: Those quotes are backwards (`) not forwards (').
>
>That should make gcc find all the include files it needs. Even
glibconfig.h.
>For linking, you should use gtk-config --libs, in a similar construction.
>
>If that command line still doesn't work, just try running
gtk-config --cflags,
>and look at the output of that. It should produce something along the lines
of
>(assuming your gtk is installed under /usr/local, and X is under
/usr/X11R6):
>
>-I/usr/local/lib/glib/include -I/usr/local/include -I/usr/X11R6/include
>
>For portability you should not hardcode these things in your makefile,
however,
>since for other people gtk might be somewhere else, or X might be somewhere
>else. Just use gtk-config.
>
>//Thanks.
>
>Good luck!
>
>Johannes.
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>
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