I was giving a try at compiling hippo. Everything seemed to be going well, and by that I mean the compilation completed with a hundred errors, without my computer catching on fire. On examining the errors at the top I noticed the soul chilling phrase "glib.h no such file or directory."

Now, I have glib.h, and it's in /usr/include/glib-2.0, but hippo doesn't seem to be picking up that include directory. How would I add the equivalent of  "pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0" in the right places to get it to compile?

What I did to compile after running build.sh was cd ...../indra; ./develop.py -t Release build;

Hokay, figured it out. First off when running build.sh it does not use standalone, and that runs cmake in a way that sets it up not to ever be able to do standalone. Did I mention cmake isn't my favorite thing? :/ Opinions aside, I completely erased everything and started over again, this time making sure to ONLY use --standalone when running depend.py. Then I worked through the problems, five in total, and it compiled and runs beautifully! So I'm just going to attach the little work log I kept while doing so, in case anyone looks at this thread.