[Glade-users] Using gtkglext
Derek Law
dk7g at yahoo.com.au
Tue Mar 27 05:50:02 EDT 2007
Hi Dan,
When I saw that you used autogen.sh I actually thought you were doing what I was doing, use the build option to generate all the project + the template source code, but remove interface.h and interface.c (and the entry in Makefile.am) and use libglade on the .glade file instead.
I used to use Makefile's as well, but with the autotool stuff generated by the "Build" command, I found that I don't need to care about source file dependencies. Or maybe I was just being ignorant in that the dependencies have to be cared for when I have no idea how to go about it. My understanding says when I have a new source file I just add an entry to src/Makefile.am, and when I add a new library I do what I mentioned in the previous mail.
In fact, if someone can point out if I'm wrong it'll be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
: D
Dan Swain <dswain at princeton.edu> wrote: Thanks Derek, I'm using Glade-2 so your comments are relevant. I was able to get things to work nicely using libglade instead of the "build" option then creating my own makefile, but these comments will surely come in handy when I get to the point where I want to distribute things.
Thanks again!
- Dan
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