Re: [wxVTK] Conflicting declarations when compiling wxVTK examples

[Catherine P. <cep...@gm...>]

Mathieu,

You are correct, the version of GTK I was using differed from that
needed by wxWidgets.  I have corrected this issue and everything is
working.

Thank you,
Catherine


On 8/21/07, Mathieu Malaterre <mat...@gm...> wrote:
> On 8/20/07, Catherine Peloquin <cep...@gm...> wrote:
> > Mathieu,
> >
> > Thank you for the quick response.  I get the message "Command not
> > found." when I try to use those commands.
>
> Ok then :)
> You have to use either `locate` or `find` to find those commands.
> Anyway my goal here is that I suspect you have a wx lib configured for
> gtk2, but for some reason you have some gtk1.2. Who installed your
> local version of wx windows (path indicate that it is in /usr/local),
> which means you did not use your vendor package (debian, redhat).
>
> > I did realize that my last e-mail neglected to mention that I
> > originally had issues finding PkgConfig.  I changed CMakeLists.txt so
> > it looks for GTK instead (as you instructed in response to Tim
> > Hutton's message to the mailing list entitled "[wxVTK] [CMake] CMake
> > error: PkgConfig" ), and am now getting the previous declaration
> > errors.
>
> Ouch !
> Alright then:
> * What is your version of cmake ?
> * What is your version of wxwidget (see previous email) ?
> * What is your version of gtk ?
> * What gtk version is used for your wxwidget lib ?
> * What is your distro (debian, redhat...) ?
> * What version of wxVTK are you using ? If possible please take the
> one from CVS.
>
> If you do not understand the above questions, please go grab your
> sysadmin. Or whoever installed your wxwidget lib in /usr/local.
>
> Thanks
> -Mathieu
>