On Wed, 07 May 2008 08:00:40 -0000, Holger Freyther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
On Wednesday 07 May 2008 03:25:57 Tabosa Maren wrote:
hello,
i'm new to openmoko and building applications with autotools. i followed
the tutorial for the usage of the toolchain at
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Toolchain and modified the example
application "openmoko-sample2" accordingly. however i don't like
writing c
code and would prefer to use c++. so i simply changed the fileextension
of
my sourcefile to cc and reran om-conf.
the resulting project didn't compile, because the configuration system
no
longer supplied the necessary include pathes (e.g. the one for gtk).
what
do i have to modify, to make the build system work with c++ ?
Hey,
you want to update the Makefile.am as well and put some of the CFLAGS
into
CPPFLAGS or CXXFLAGS...
z.
thanks, that worked.
i added @DEPENDENCIES_CFLAGS@ to AM_CPPFLAGS and magicly the buildsystem
acquiered the headers for gtk. there is already a bunch of flags for
c++ defined, but the @DEPENDENCIES_CFLAGS@ are only in the AM_CFLAGS. is
there a specific reason ?
what also confuses me is, that the tutorial suggests adding of additional
libraries in the Makefile.am in the progname_LDADD var. this works for
linking but neither the gtk libraries are referenced there nor does the
buildsystem use pkg-config for them to find the headers. where do i have
to put them if i want the linker-/compilerflags to be generated by the
buildsystem just like it is for gtk ?
