BlankDear All,
I am new to SDL,I have to develop one small project on Linux,That is just a small horizontal window bottom of the screen that can scroll some text ,reading from text file and some image also,There is already one graphics program is ruining,I want to put my windows on top
I have some queries Like,
(1)How can I setup my Linux Red hat 8.0 box to developed this program,I have Install SDL for development using .rpm file
(2) But I am not able to link the small program , on linking time its giving error
unrefrenced all SDL function whatever I am using
(3) Is SDL window will effect any existing running Graphics program.
(4) Is SDL is Suitable for my requirements
(5)If any body did same work can that person provide me hints or source code.
Please help me ,I will very great to you all peoples.
Regards
Sharad Bajaj
Singapore
BlankDear All,
I am new to SDL,I have to develop one small project on Linux,That is just a small horizontal window bottom of the screen that can scroll some text ,reading from text file and some image also,There is already one graphics program is ruining,I want to put my windows on top
I have some queries Like,
(1)How can I setup my Linux Red hat 8.0 box to developed this program,I have Install SDL for development using .rpm file
(2) But I am not able to link the small program , on linking time its giving error
unrefrenced all SDL function whatever I am using
You’re probably not linking with libSDL, then. Can you post the
command-line arguments being sent to gcc, and the errors you are
getting back?
(3) Is SDL window will effect any existing running Graphics program.
Unsure what you’re asking here. SDL doesn’t necessarily use a
window; if it does, it probably won’t affect other windows.
(4) Is SDL is Suitable for my requirements
Probably not: if I understand correctly, you want an application with
multiple windows. You’d probably be better off with GUI-centric
libraries such as GTK+ or Qt; SDL is primarily intended for games and
similar applications: in particular, it is intended to use only one
"window" (or whatever).
HTH,
MicahOn Fri, Oct 10, 2003 at 09:24:21AM +0800, Sharad Bajaj wrote: