"#include " statement ineffective?

Charles Trois charles.trois at wanadoo.fr
Mon Jun 21 11:03:30 BST 2004


le 18/06/04 22:00, Geoff à geoff at red8.org a écrit :

> The .h files declare the functions you're using, but you need to tell
> the linker to use the libraries with the relavent function definitions.
> In KDevelop, with the automake manager, you would right-click on your
> build target, then choose "Options."  Under the "Libraries" tab, you
> need to add the appropriate libraries to the link options.

Very good advice. After a little groping around, I have found the
appropriate syntax to add the Xlib, and now everything is all right.

Many thanks for pointing out the missing step.

Charles


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