Notes on GTK+
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You need GTK+ to compile gnc100em. I'm not entirely sure how old a
version of GTK+ gnc100em will work with - what I *can* say is that I
know it works with 1.2.2, and I suspect it might not work with 1.0.x.
(If someone has a better notion of the minimum GTK+ version gnc100em
requires, please let me know!)

Note that, if your copy of GTK+ is from a Linux distribution rather
than from the net, it'll most likely be split up into two packages -
one with enough to run precompiled programs (shared libs), and a
`devel' one with header files, `gtk-config', etc. (For example, in
SuSE 6.1 these are called `gtkn' and `gtkndev' respectively.) As may
be obvious, you need *both* installed before you can compile a GTK+
program.

If you don't know which version of GTK+ you have installed, or if you
don't know whether you have it installed or not, try `gtk-config
--version'. (If that fails, you don't have GTK+ installed; or at
least, you certainly don't have enough installed to compile stuff.)

If you haven't got GTK+, or you seem to need a newer version, here's
what the GTK+ FAQ says about getting hold of it:

> 2.2 Where can I get GTK+?
> 
>    The canonical site is:
> ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk                                                
> 
>    Of course, any mirrors of ftp.gtk.org should have the latest version,
>    too.

-Rus.
