Re: Gtk -- trying to run pixmap example

[Benjamin <thronerbe gmx de>]

ringo schrieb:

> I downloaded the tarball but when I tried to do ./configure it gave me a
> bunch of errors. It says in the documentation that you don't need to
> compile it so I was trying to use it "as is", just unzipped. Some of the
> other examples compile by just doing a "make". Is there something I need
> to do since I didn't compile all the source?
> Thanks
> Ringo
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Benjamin [mailto:thronerbe gmx de]
> > Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 12:35 AM
> > To: ringo; gtk-list gnome org
> > Subject: Re: Gtk -- trying to run pixmap example
> >
> > ringo schrieb:
> >
> >    
> >
> > > I downloaded gdk 2.0 and unzipped it. I've been compiling and looking
> > >      
> at
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> > > the examples. I just tried to compile the pixmap example and I get an
> > > error: config.h: No such file...
> > > In the main directory that was created when I unzipped I see
> > >      
> config.h.in
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> > > and config.h.win32, but no config.h . What do I need to do to fix
> > >      
> this?
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> > > Thanks
> > > Ringo
> > >
> > >
> > >
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> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >      
> > first make sure that the config.h of whatever you are compiling is in
> > the include path -> compiler options
> >
> > second, if the file is not there try to manualy copy the file
> > config.h.win32 or config.h.in to config.h if you are
> > using config.h.in (if compiling with automake etc. (./configure)) you
> > have to replace all sections surounded with '@'
> > with their coresponding values.
> >
> > but if all libs have successfully compiled and you are trying to
> >    
> compile
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> > an example, i guess you are not using the
> > makefiles shiped with the source-tarball, so you have to modify your
> > makefile or commandline for your compiler
> > to include the directory where config.h is in (it depends also who is
> > trying to include config.h [???]).
> >
> > the common compiler switch is -I{IncludeDir} -> note that you have to
> > replace {IncludeDir} with the directory where
> > config.h is in.
> >
> > hope that helps a bit
> >
> > Benjamin
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if i may may ask: what os you are using

BENJAMIN