Hi, You have to call g++ like when compiling any other C++ application, which uses a library. I encourage you strongly to use a build system like CMake instead of calling g++ by hand. The example already contains a CMake build file, so take a look at this and how CMake calles g++ (use "VERBOSE=1 make" to see the complete output).
Dominik Am Montag 16 August 2010 schrieb necko necko: > Hello, > I have trouble using PoDoFo. The example I tried to copy/paste and compile > is helloworld.cpp, the content of which is copied to fileJ.cpp. > Now, I do not know what command to call (g++ something) to have this > working. Perhaps you could help. I would really appreciate that. > Thanks > -- ********************************************************************** Dominik Seichter - [email protected] KRename - http://www.krename.net - Powerful batch renamer for KDE KBarcode - http://www.kbarcode.net - Barcode and label printing PoDoFo - http://podofo.sf.net - PDF generation and parsing library SchafKopf - http://schafkopf.berlios.de - Schafkopf, a card game, for KDE Alan - http://alan.sf.net - A Turing Machine in Java **********************************************************************
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