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Hello all of you, I'm Paolo and I'm mailing you because I'm following the tutorial on the website: https://developer.gnome.org/gupnp/unstable/client-tutorial.html I've written all the source code in a .cpp text file. I put this text file in a folder called prova1 and I copied in this folder the following folders: glib-2.35.9 gupnp-0.20.2 gssdp-0.14.2 libsoup-2.24.0 libxml-1.8.17 which I downloaded from gupnp website. Then I tried to run the program with the command: ~/Desktop/Paolo/prova1$ g++ cp1.cpp -o cpprova -I (all the folders with the relative headers ) -L (all the folders containing libraries); now libraries must be linked with -llibraries ; the problem is I really don't manage to do it. What's the best way to link what the program needs to run? Should I try to do a bash text? And does a bash just written for this purpose exist? I really thank you for your time and your answers. Paolo
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