gtk-config suggestion for 1.2

[Mikael Hermansson <mikeh bahnhof se>]

Hello gtk/glib developers!

I just downloaded gtk1.3/pango/glib1.3 for testing (from cvs).

But pango didn't compile.

Reason it calls wrong glib version. Checking it gave me this
CFLAGS from the created Makefiles

-I/usr/local/include -I/usr/local/include/glib-2.0 -I/usr/local/lib/glib-2.0

The first one (-I/usr/local/include) is used by fribidi.

This means Pango is trying to include the old glib.h from gtk 1.2
(/usr/local/include/glib.h)

Probadly this will also happen on gtk1.3 (/usr/local/include/gtk.h)
when i'm trying compile that.

my suggestion is to change the old glib.h/gtk.h to an subdirectory the same
way as the new one (glib-1.2/gtk-1.2) and also change the directives in
gtk-config to make sure not include wrong version.

Or will this break back compabilities? IMHO this will only happen for those 
who don't use gtk-config when create Makefile or am a wrong here? :-/)

Other way is to #include <glib-2.0/glib.h> in all c files in gtk+/glib/fribidi

and so on. This is to avoid have to many -I flags when compiling? 

Greats

Mikael Hermansson

Btw... Sorry my poor english :-///