On 11 Nov, John-Mark Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Tue, 11 Nov 2008, Michael Gerbracht wrote:
> > added "c" and "h" directories, copied the files into it and removed > > the /c and /h ending > If you checked the sources out using SVN, then this should have been > done automatically. Ok, that's good to know for the next time. In this case there were only a few files so it was ok. > > - trying to compile with: "gcc pencil_build.c -o penciltest" > This won't work, as you've discovered. You're only building one of the > library source files here. pencil_test.c is the source file for the test > binary. Yes, "penciltest" was probably a confusing name. I expected that pencil_build will be compiled and saved as a file called penciltest. I did not confuse it with pencil_test. But I was not aware that you have to use two source files together to build one library file. (You do not have to explain. If I use C more often then I am sure I can read this in every C book). > Something like: [...] > will give you the library. > And: [...] > will give you the test binary. With your help I was able to build both the library and test binary without problems and ended up with a draw file. So for me my problem is solved now! Thank you very much! Michael
