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My project must be C++. I include:

• glib-2.0
• gtk+-2.0
• pylon (C++)
• genicam

My other question brought me further.

1. Can I make #define private so that no other source file wont EVER be able to use the private defines ?

Answered: yes, in C or cpp files (while their headers don't expose those defines)

2. Do I have to include all libraries twice (for both compiler: GCC C, GCC C++) ? (I will be using C libraries in cpp files). And also for the linker ?

3. I'm using `pkg-config --cflags --libs glib-2.0 gtk+-2.0` to fix some fatal errors of "file not found". But I still get them (e.g. glibconfig.h ~ file not found). Is there a foolproof fix for that ?

4. Might the problem be that if I make a global #define null or something and then the included libraries that might have same define names bug around in my project ?

My project must be C++. I include:

• glib-2.0
• gtk+-2.0
• pylon (C++)
• genicam

My other question brought me further.

1. Can I make #define private so that no other source file wont EVER be able to use the private defines ?

Answered: yes, in C or cpp files (while their headers don't expose those defines)

2. Do I have to include all libraries twice (for both compiler: GCC C, GCC C++) ? (I will be using C libraries in cpp files). And also for the linker ?

3. I'm using `pkg-config --cflags --libs glib-2.0 gtk+-2.0` to fix some fatal errors of "file not found". But I still get them (e.g. glibconfig.h ~ file not found). Is there a foolproof fix for that ?

4. Might the problem be that if I make a global #define null or something and then the included libraries that might have same define names bug around in my project ?

I'm a C/C++ newbie and I'm having big trouble to create a working project. I have a few questions. They all seem to be connected.

My project must be C++. I include:

• glib-2.0
• gtk+-2.0
• pylon (C++)
• genicam

My other question brought me further.

Answered: yes, in c or cpp files (while their headers don't expose those defines)

2. Do I have to include all libraries twice (for both compiler: GCC C, GCC C++) ? (I will be using C libraries in cpp files). And also for the linker ?

3. I'm using `pkg-config --cflags --libs glib-2.0 gtk+-2.0` to fix some fatal errors of "file not found". But I still get them (e.g. glibconfig.h ~ file not found). Is there a foolproof fix for that ?

4. Might the problem be that if I make a global #define null or something and then the included libraries that might have same define names bug around in my project ?

Thanks.

My project must be C++. I include:

• glib-2.0
• gtk+-2.0
• pylon (C++)
• genicam

My other question brought me further.

1. Can I make #define private so that no other source file wont EVER be able to use the private defines ?

Answered: yes, in C or cpp files (while their headers don't expose those defines)

2. Do I have to include all libraries twice (for both compiler: GCC C, GCC C++) ? (I will be using C libraries in cpp files). And also for the linker ?

3. I'm using `pkg-config --cflags --libs glib-2.0 gtk+-2.0` to fix some fatal errors of "file not found". But I still get them (e.g. glibconfig.h ~ file not found). Is there a foolproof fix for that ?

4. Might the problem be that if I make a global #define null or something and then the included libraries that might have same define names bug around in my project ?

I'm a C/C++ newbie and I'm having big trouble to create a working project. I have a few questions. They all seem to be connected.

My project must be C++. I include:

• glib-2.0
• gtk+-2.0
• pylon (C++)
• genicam

Answered: yes, in c or cpp files (while their headers don't expose those defines)

2. Do I have to include all libraries twice (for both compiler: GCC C, GCC C++) ? (I will be using C libraries in cpp files). And also for the linker ?

3. I'm using `pkg-config --cflags --libs glib-2.0 gtk+-2.0` to fix some fatal errors of "file not found". But I still get them (e.g. glibconfig.h ~ file not found). Is there a foolproof fix for that ?

4. Might the problem be that if I make a global #define null or something and then the included libraries that might have same define names bug around in my project ?

Thanks.

I'm a C/C++ newbie and I'm having big trouble to create a working project. I have a few questions. They all seem to be connected.

My project must be C++. I include:

• glib-2.0
• gtk+-2.0
• pylon (C++)
• genicam

My other question brought me further.

Answered: yes, in c or cpp files (while their headers don't expose those defines)

2. Do I have to include all libraries twice (for both compiler: GCC C, GCC C++) ? (I will be using C libraries in cpp files). And also for the linker ?

3. I'm using `pkg-config --cflags --libs glib-2.0 gtk+-2.0` to fix some fatal errors of "file not found". But I still get them (e.g. glibconfig.h ~ file not found). Is there a foolproof fix for that ?

4. Might the problem be that if I make a global #define null or something and then the included libraries that might have same define names bug around in my project ?

Thanks.