to use gnome functionalities with gtk, you should include gnome headers and link with gnome libraries.
if you don't use gnome funcitions at all, you don't need gnome.h


to include your own headers, you should use the
 -Imydir              ( mydir directory will contain your headers)

with your gcc command

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From: "saurabh singh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: saurabh singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,The Linux-Delhi mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [ilugd] prob in gtk+
Date: 16 Jul 2003 10:59:02 -0000


hi ,
I make a simple prog in gtk+
when i include <gnome.h> library file .
but when i compile prog by gcc command then it says the "gnome.h: no such file or directory found".


i read in book that we have to set path for this library file.
how do i set the path?

and if i want to use my own header file.
should i have to set path for it?
where should i save that header file?


i m using RH 7.3


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