Thank you for your assistance with the compiling
issues.
I have one last question...maybe..hopefully..
Is it possible to run #gcc gisTest.c
on the command line?
I keep getting error statements saying:
"no header file for the gis.h"..
I realize that I need the CC in the gmake but I want
to compile as I go..create the customary a.out and
then run gmake.
I changed the readline per Mr. Clements/Hamish
suggestion but still nothing. The grass compiled, I
see the object files, permissions are fine, but the
gis.h still cannot be seen by my code in my directory.
anything else I can do?
Thanks,
Stef
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Note that only libgis and libdatetime (and their headers) are
installed. If you want to use other GRASS libraries (e.g. vector or
display libraries), you will have to reference a compiled source tree,
e.g.:
(where <arch> is the architecture name, e.g. i686-pc-linux-gnu).
Also, you might want to use some of the make variables from
src/CMD/generic/make.mid and/or src/CMD/head/head.<arch>.
Usually, it's a lot easier to add your code to the GRASS source tree
and use gmake5. That way, you can just use the make variables that get
defined automatically instead of having to figure out the necessary
compiler/linker switches yourself.