Elementary linux development question....
Okay, I'm fairly new to programming under linux, so forgive me my ignorance. I'm trying to code up a project in C++ on my system (Fedora Core 3), using the gizmo3d SDK (a 3d graphics engine, amongst other things). Problem is, when compiling, it can't seem to find the single header file I include. This isn't really suprising, as I haven't told it where it is yet.
So basically, my question is, how exactly do I register new header files/libraries with the system, so that I can make #include calls, and compile my nice program? I'm using kdevelop, and there doesn't seem to be any sort of "include path" option to play with. I've searched the net to no avail, and at this point am getting pretty desperate. Permanent or temporary solutions, workarounds, links to helpful docs or random sympathy would all be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
So basically, my question is, how exactly do I register new header files/libraries with the system, so that I can make #include calls, and compile my nice program? I'm using kdevelop, and there doesn't seem to be any sort of "include path" option to play with. I've searched the net to no avail, and at this point am getting pretty desperate. Permanent or temporary solutions, workarounds, links to helpful docs or random sympathy would all be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
