Re: Linking CommonC++-1.9.5 into my project under Redhat 7.2

[Federico Montesino Pouzols]

On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 03:49:41PM +0700, Hieu Thao wrote:
> Hi,

        Hi,

> LDFLAGS = @LDFLAGS@ $(LT_VERSION) -release $(LT_RELEASE)
> ccxxincludedir=$(includedir)/cc++
> ...

        If you are a beginner, you should not care about Makefile.am
yet. First, compile and install the library (with the usual GNU
package building system):

        - enter the directory containing cc++ sources
        - type ./configure
        - type make
        - type make install (with the necessary permission to install programs 
on your system)

        Once installed, there is a script called `ccgnu-config' that
provides the flags and libraries you need to specify to g++. Try
typing `ccgnu-config --help', `ccgnu-config --flags', etc.

        Also, I would recommend you to search trough this mailing list
archives and the public forums at sf.net/projects/cplusplus, so that
you can get more familiar with cc++.

> 
> What it's mean?
> If I wanted to use KDevelop, I would set how to parameter option project.
> Thanks for helping me.

        Bye.