Hello,

I am trying to install Anjuta (C/C++ IDE ) on SuSE 9.0,
while making (issueing make command) the application it gives an error saying
glib-mkenums Command not found.

I have "glib-mkenums" command in /opt/gnome/bin/, and this path is already in
PATH variable.

From my side i have tried by giving the "--with-glib=/opt/gnome/bin" option to "./configure" before issuing
make command.

Any idea how can i remove this error? and can achieve successfull installation of the pacakge.

Thanks & Regards
-Rohan

Or please tell me, If there is any other good C/C++ Source code browser, which can allow me to find out the function call sequence, macro/function/variable definitions, and other usefull stuffs.

Thanks
-Rohan

That's sad . Anjuta is a great editor and, when programming in gtk it turns into the meat and potatoes of your gtk development . I'd suggest you to try installing the binaries. I'm not sure what distribution you are using to learn gtk: If it's SuSE, anjuta is available through their ftp (I've just checked), so if you configure your YaST to install packages from an FTP, it should install flawlessly including the dependencies. Here is an example of how to configure YaST that way:

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...89#post1087289

the very same could be achieved with Redhat and apt-rpm I suppose. I went to Anjuta's homepage and they in fact have binaries for Redhat (which also stands on your profile). Even though I love compiling things from source, I'd give the binaries a shot .

There's also Eclipse, a great IDE written in Java and it can compile C using a plugin. It looks awesome, but Anjuta is a gnome application, written in gtk to compile c code, so it fits so well that I found it worthy using

Regards and good luck!

Thanks

Anjuta 1.2.2 worked from binary installation. where anjuta 2.0 still giving the same problems.

Regards
-Rohan