used these instructions https://wiki.allegro.cc/index.php?title=Ubuntu_and_Allegro_5 and all seemed to work. but in my code I've used #include and it says "fatal error: allegro: no such file or directory". I've tried #include etc but same problem. Really tried searching and I think it is something to do with c++ not being able to find the library in the paths it's searching but I cannot work out how to move the library into the right place... help
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One problem might be that you should include e.g. `
`, or possibly ` – Some programmer dude Feb 02 '15 at 22:09`. Notice the `.h` at the end of the file-name. -
Also, depending on where `make install` put stuff, you may need to provide appropriate `-I
` arguments to your compiler (and `-L – twalberg Feb 02 '15 at 22:17` and `-l ` as well...)