Re: stupide question

[Pascal J . Bourguignon]

Reuss Andras writes:
> Thansk for your reply.
> How can I include ncurses.h in my GNUMakefile?
> Thanks

Header files are not included in makefiles. (Not directly usually).

You include ncurses.h  in the Objective-C or C  source files that need
the definitions declared in ncurses.h:

    #include <ncurses.h>

Now, since it's a system  header, as denoted by the default convention
and using <>, the dependencies don't normally cite it.  If you insist,
you  may  use  the -MM  option  of  gcc  instead  of  -M to  make  the
dependencies.

In the GNUMakefile,  you would just add the  library. You should check
with the current GNUstep makefiles, it may have changed.

You may just put a:

    LDFLAGS=-lncurses

to have the linker include the /usr/lib/libncurses.a library.

Or  you  may list  it  under  the  OTHER_LIBRARIES variable  for  your
application:

APP_NAME=XxxxApp
XxxxApp_OTHER_LIBRARIES= /usr/lib/libncurses.a


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