On 24 November 2015 at 10:48, 落痕 <losemyheaven@xxxxxx> wrote: > I really appreciate your help. I succeed! Great! > I saw that you set CFLAG=-g, but u did not export it. You don't need to export it if you set the variable on the same line as the command. So this: $ JOHN=1 somecommand ... is the same as: $ export JOHN=1 $ somecommand ... $ unset JOHN Confusingly, configure also has a feature where you can set environment variables as arguments, for example: $ ./configure CFLAGS=-g Now since configure knows about the CFLAGS setting it can preserve it across autoreconf. But some versions of configure don't handle this correctly, so in my experience it's safer to just set CFLAGS in the environment. > I guess that settig --enable-debug option yes has helped us add -g to CFLAG. > Am I right? I don't think --enable-debug does much. It might enable g_assert() tests inside glib, perhaps? You would need to read glib's configure.ac to find out. For -g, you just need to set CFLAGS before configure. John _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
