On 31 Jan 2010, at 13:35, Frede wrote: > CDT don't works with fltk. > CDT don't find include files, fltk/Window.h, fltk/Widget.h and fltk/ > run.h. Show message "No include files were found that matched that > name."
And do you think that this is a fltk problem? For me, I don't think it is a fltk problem - rather I think you have not configured CDT correctly, setting the required paths. I know that others have managed to make this work, so I have to conclude that the issue is one of configuring your set-up. Did you follow the advice given before about project settings? What happened? Did that not work for you? > Note: fltk in console "#fltk-config --compile" works perfect. Hmm, a couple of questions arise from this comment: 1) In your examples, you give paths of "fltk/Window.h" and so forth. Those are fltk-2 file names, but you appear to have called up "fltk- config" which is a fltk-1.x package script. The correct package script for fltk-2 is "fltk2-config". So, are you using fltk-1 or fltk-2? You need to sort that out before we can understand your questions fully. Perhaps this is what you are doing wrong? Fltk-1 and fltk-2 are not interchangeable. 2) The "#" before "fltk-config" in your example - is that the console prompt? If so, that would imply you are running as root (on *nix systems, root gets a # prompt, normal users get a $ prompt.) If so, then do not do that - doing dev work as root is potentially hazardous to your system... > > >> Am 23.01.2010 07:54, schrieb Frede: >>> Dear, >>> I use Ubuntu9.04 and CDT 6.0.1 >>> How to set up FLTK 1.1.10 in CDT? >> >> I'm using Fedora, but it should be the same. It's a matter of project >> settings: >> >> [Project] -> [Properties] -> "C/C++Build" -> "Settings" >> >> For "GCC C++ Compiler" -> "Directories" you need to insert the >> include >> directory for header files: "/usr/local/include" >> >> After that includes like <FL/Fl_Window.H> should be found by the >> CDT. If >> not you should control the output of "make install" when setting up >> FLTK, there the include directory is shown. >> >> Next you need to setup the Linker by telling the libraries "GCC C++ >> Linker" -> "Libraries": >> >> fltk_images >> fltk_jpeg >> fltk_png >> fltk_z >> fltk >> pthread >> dl >> m >> Xext >> X11 >> Xpm >> >> "fltk_images" to "fltk_z" are optional, Xpm is for using an icon. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
