RE: Where is gtkmm.h (or am I going mad)?

["Gavin Lambert" <gavinl compacsort com>]

Quoth Alan Mazer
> A few months ago, or maybe a little past that, I had an application
> coded using gtmkk for RHEL 6.  I just went back to it now and can't get
> it to compile.  Somehow gtkmm.h seems to have disappeared from my
> system.  More to the point, I can't figure out how to get it back.  I've
> got binaries but no includes.  Yum says that there's nothing available
> except gtkmm24.x86_64 and says that I already have the latest version of
> THAT.  I found an rpm somewhere and tried to install that and just got
> an error.  Am I going mad?  How do I get my gtkmm stuff working again on
> RHEL 6???

As a general rule, you need to install the -dev or -devel packages in order
to get header files and other files required to build software that uses the
library.  The packages without the suffix are just the runtimes for prebuilt
binaries.