I suppose I'm a jerk for trying to use this without extensive reading first, but I was hoping that KDevelop would be a reasonable environment for building a couple of projects I'm working on.
Besides the awkwardness I've always had going from using the command line nearly exclusively for the last 40 years to using a GUI-based IDE, I find I cannot train this beast to let me link with -lgdbm. The "Linker Options" window does not have a checkbox for gdbm, and putting "gdbm" in the "other" spot leads to a failed dependency when make tries to make the target "gdbm". I find automake Makefiles completely unreadable (I know, RTFM, but I was looking for easy, not for an education). So the question is this: is there an easy way? Failing that, does anyone find KDevelop to be a reasonable platform for C++ development? Should I just bag it and go back to the command-line? BTW, I was hoping to make this fairly portable, and put it on sourceforge, which is why I was thinking automake and tools like an IDE. Advice? ++ kevin _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe/Suspend/Etc -> http://www.linux-sxs.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
