> You can use pkg-config for that. E.g. if you want to compile with glib-2.0, you can run `pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0 That works sometimes, but is there a ge

> You can use pkg-config for that. E.g. if you want to compile with glib-2.0, you can run `pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0 That works sometimes, but is there a general way to find out what to pass to pkg-config besides consulting StackOverflow (or now perhaps ChatGPT)? For example, my recent history looked something like: sudo apt install libopencv-dev pkg-config --libs opencv # did not work pkg-config --libs OpenCV # did not work pkg-config --libs opencv-core # did not work pkg-config --libs opencv45 # did not work pkg-config --libs OpenCV45 # did not work pkg-config --libs opencv4.5 # did not work pkg-config --libs OpenCV4.5 # did not work pkg-config --libs opencv-4.5 # did not work pkg-config --libs OpenCV-4.5 # did not work pkg-config --libs opencv-4 # did not work pkg-config --libs OpenCV-4 # did not work pkg-config --libs opencv4 # success!