eric wrote:
> after i install every package and ready to go(compile) some simple fltk
> program
> from Mr. Stroustrup "Programming-Principle and practice usingC++" 4th ed.,
> chapter 12's first example program(chapter.12.3.cpp copied from his website,
> http://www.stroustrup.com/Programming/
I missed this part of the thread, which shows the link
to the book's website.
According to my take on that page, you only need to download
this one zip file:
http://www.stroustrup.com/Programming/Programming-code2.zip
..which has all the examples from all chapters, and has
a copy of FLTK 1.1.9 along with it.
The zip file comes with:
1) a hierarchy of example programs for each chapter
2) a copy of FLTK 1.1.9 which it will use if no other FLTK is found
3) Makefiles for everything
4) a "readme.txt" file that tells you what to do.
I was able to get the example programs to build by doing
the following:
1) Downloaded the above zip, extracted it
2) cd'ed into the extracted zip directory
3) Ran the following from that directory:
( cd FLTK ; autoconf; make; make install ) # <-- builds
FLTK 1.1.9, installs it
make # <-- this
builds all the examples against that FLTK release
This seems to build all the examples.
There are some warnings, but it seems to build OK.
Some notes:
Some of the examples need 'boost' installed.
Also: you have to build AND ACTUALLY "make install" fltk 1.1.9
in order for the examples to build with the Makefiles included.
The example Makefiles don't seem to provide a way to specify
an alternate directory for the FLTK libs (via an -L flag or
environment variable). It seems you'd have to edit all the Makefiles
to make such a change, so it's easier to just do the 'make install')
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