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List:       kdevelop
Subject:    Re: Including headers files
From:       Alvin Beach <abeach () deepvision ! ca>
Date:       2005-11-16 16:08:56
Message-ID: 200511161208.57150.abeach () deepvision ! ca
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On Wednesday 16 November 2005 10:54, Linnet T. Fdez. C. wrote:
> I am a beginner with kdevelop-2.1 (SUSE 7.0).
> I have been trying to compile a program and I am using
> third party headers files.

Why are using using such old versions of KDevelop and SUSE? KDevelop is now 
3.3 (Release Candidate 1 is out now, but the stable 3.3 will be out shortly 
AFAIK). SUSE is up to 10.0, but I am currently using 9.3 since I don't have a 
reason to upgrade. But there is a big difference between SUSE 7.0 and SUSE 
10.0.

Now, back to your question. Are these 3rd party headers accompanied by a 
library as well? If so, you can use the -I, -l, and -L switches to gcc.

Again, I recommend that you upgrade to KDevelop 3.2 or 3.3 because adding (aka 
linking) 3rd party libraries and headers is very trivial with the new 
KDevelop.

Alvin

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