I'm running ubuntu 5.1 and have installed wx2.6* using synaptic. But I cannot find wx-config. Where is that?
William
where is wx-config on Ubuntu
jorg@burgess:~> whereis wx-config
wx-config: /usr/local/bin/wx-config
This is on Suse10 after a make && make install. I think you are better off making the binaries yourself. Much more you can specify.
Regards,
- Jorgen
wx-config: /usr/local/bin/wx-config
This is on Suse10 after a make && make install. I think you are better off making the binaries yourself. Much more you can specify.
Regards,
- Jorgen
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my /usr/local/bin is empty.
I must not have wxWidgets installed correctly or fully. I just used synaptic (apt) to install wx2.6*
I have also installed libgtk2.0-0
Perhaps there's something else I need to do but I don't know what. How do you configure wxWidgets after you "install" it (in Ubuntu)? Eg, I'd like to enable opengl, mediactrl etc.
William
I must not have wxWidgets installed correctly or fully. I just used synaptic (apt) to install wx2.6*
I have also installed libgtk2.0-0
Perhaps there's something else I need to do but I don't know what. How do you configure wxWidgets after you "install" it (in Ubuntu)? Eg, I'd like to enable opengl, mediactrl etc.
William
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You can always download pre-built packages from Ubuntu's web-site and install them manually. I downloaded wxWidgest packages from http://www.packages.ubuntu.com/hoary
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I don't understand why the wxWidgets team hasn't included a pkg-config file.
That would help a lot to not requiere to use wx-config, which in most cases are in a separate package.
As you see, in Ubuntu for example, "wx-config" its included in the package "wx-common". It's simply not intuitive, as this thread demonstrates.
That would help a lot to not requiere to use wx-config, which in most cases are in a separate package.
As you see, in Ubuntu for example, "wx-config" its included in the package "wx-common". It's simply not intuitive, as this thread demonstrates.