Well, thank you, people. Linux communities and programming are indeed much more fun. @Marco: I'll try that later, when I start something on my own. Actually, GTKMM_LIBS and _CFLAGS are environment variables and that's how g++ will know what to include, right? @Bo: I took the 'menus' libglademm24 example, opened it in Glade and built the source code and there is much more of it than what's needed to be hand-written, which, now when I take a better look, is not a big deal. Are get_widget and signal_activate calls actually a replacement for Glade's items().push_back or set_title, size, modal...? @David: gtkmm's approach is definitely more 'C++ native' than Qt's. And I agree that Qt is almost like MFC, which I'd avoid and use Borland's VCL instead (especially since I've got experience with Delphi). @Murray: I found that page two days ago, but now I'm taking it more seriously :). I guess I'll start off with manually writing the build files. Hm, I just tried what you suggested, modifying one digit in Anjuta-generated configure.in really does the thing. So it turns out that it does support whatever version and this is all it takes? I don't understand what's written in Makefile.am_fragment in libglademm/examples, is it something which I can generally use for any gtkmm program?
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