Here is the answer to your question; what does a
$ ls /usr/include/glib-2.0
command show? Having glib installed on your system does not necessarily
mean that you have all includes and static libraries; for example - on a
Debian system - you have to:
# apt-get install libglib-2.0
in order to have glib-2.0 runtimes (i.e. .so files) and
# apt-get install libglib-2.0-dev
in order to have all development sources (.h, .a and .la).
That raises an interesting question - in which of those Debian packages
is the pck-config stuff? My first guess would be the -dev and to hope
that it wasn't in the runtime.
rick jones
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