Qt compiling (newbie)

[Setyo Nugroho <setyo.nugroho@ism.tu-berlin.de>]

Hi, 
Just installed woody, and experimented with Qt 3.0.3   

I did this: 
g++ -I$QTDIR/include -o hello hello.cpp -L$QTDIR/lib -lqt 
and also this 
g++ -I$QTDIR/include -o hello -lqt hello.cpp -L$QTDIR/lib 

Compiling process went without error msgs. 'hello' file has been
produced. But this "hello" file is not executable. The message is:
"bash: hello: command not found". 

I suspect, this comes from directories which were put in places which
CAN NOT FULLY be recognized by qt (incl qt-designer) with its path
definition QTDIR = /usr/share/qt (in my case). 

Another thing, help manual does not work either. 

Looking further at the directories: 
/usr/share/qt contains 
  - /bin 
  - /mkspecs 
  - /tols 
  - /doc (dir link pointing to /usr/share/doc/qt3-doc/doc which is
empty) 
  - /include /dir link pointing to /usr/include/qt) 
  - /usr/share/man/man3 

The Qt Reference Documentation is stored in /usr/share/qt-doc 

In /usr/doc the following links are available: 
- /qt-designer-doc pointing to /usr/share/doc/qt-designer-doc 
- qt3-doc pointing to /usr/share/doc/doc/qt3-doc 
- qt3-tools pointing to /usr/share/doc/qt3-tools 

My questions are: 
1. Is it correct that the above directory structure (which does not
match the path definition) is the source of the failed compilation? 
2. How does the 's_t_a_n_d_a_r_d' directory tree look like ? 
Any hint, how to solve this problem? 


Any help would highly be appreciated. 

Regards 
Setyo Nugroho