> --8<-- > So, what I'd recommend is, until we sort out the formal release of > 1.3, that you only install it into a local folder for your developer > use (see the --prefix option to configure), or even simpler, do what > I do and use fltk-1.3 directly from its build tree. > Fltk is designed to work correctly from its build tree (fltk-config > has code specifically to detect this use-case, for example), and so > this is the simplest and easiest option, no installation is required. > You just have to tell your tools (I think you said you were using > code::blocks) what include and library paths to add, and then it Just > Works. > > -- > Ian >
Thanks Ian, I did a make uninstall, and thought I had told my IDE where to look for things, I'm still being asked for libfltk.a. I understand it's a library archive but doesn't seem to be part of the fltk bundle. Can I ask about this 'libfltk.a', that is where's it's from, or how I can make it not relevant? (I'm still moderately new to linux development so still unfamiliar with 'obvious' things.) and BTW you mention the build tree. Is that just the unpacked tar package? thanks again, Pawel _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
