> it again with revision 1173648 or above.
FTBFS. Log attached. But wait --- I got the package to build!
I tried following your directions about fixing the problem. I could not find a solution as you described. I don't pretend to understand classes, but am reading on the web to try to grasp the concept.
Please correct me where I went wrong trying to use your search method. The build failed with the following error:
kdmpixmap.cpp: In constructor 'KdmPixmap::KdmPixmap(KdmItem*, const QDomNode&, const char*)':
kdmpixmap.cpp:70: error: 'QFile' has not been declared
I opened kdmpixmap.cpp and selected line 70:
KSimpleConfig *config = new KSimpleConfig( TQFile::decodeName( _backgroundCfg ) );
I then searched the entire local trinity svn source tree:
grep -r 'TQFile::TQFile' ./
The search found nothing.
I again searched the entire local trinity svn source tree:
grep -r 'QFile::QFile' ./
Nothing.
Thus, I'm unsure exactly what I should have searched.
On a whim, I opened tqfile.h and saw another include define for qfile.h. That kind of made sense with respect to the build error regarding QFile.
So I added #include <tqfile.h> to kdmpixmap.cpp and rebuilt.
Successfully.
So kdmpixmap.cpp needs to be patched with #include <tqfile.h>.
I'm happy the package finally built. Yet perhaps you could provide me a concrete example by copying and pasting your search commands for this particular failure. Thanks. :)
Okay, kdebindings is next!
> Looks like you are getting much closer! Try it again
> with revision
> 1173590 or above.
FTBFS.
In kdmpixmap.cpp I tried adding tqfile.h.
WAS:
#include <tqimage.h>
CHANGED TO:
#include <tqimage.h>
#include <tqfile.h>
My meager effort failed. No joy in Mudville. :(
Log attached!
Just a note.
I tried building kdebase without the --enable-closure configure option. The build failed almost immediately after configure finished and make started.
So for now seems I have to keep using that configure option.
Log attached.
Darrell
Hello,
I'm one of the maintainers of kde3 overlay for gentoo, and I am for
some time thinking about providing 3.5.11 in our overlay. But what
worries me is that I can't find any suitable tarball for our use. Is
there really only a single 650MB tarball? We'd like some smaller
packages, one for each piece would be great. Is this possible or do we
need to create them ourselves?
Thanks,
Regards Ladislav Laska
S pozdravem Ladislav Laska
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I haven't yet tried to build kdeadmin, but I ran across this patch while walking down the Chakra patches. I figured I had better submit an updated patch or I'll forget.
The patch updates the networkconf perl backend for Slackware.
See attached.
Darrell
Here's the latest scoop.
I can build tqtinterface and arts without a hitch. Building kdelibs fails. Therefore I haven't yet tested building kdebase.
As of svn 1170747 I could build kdelibs.
The first error message I received:
kservicegroup.cpp:76: error: 'QDir' has not been declared
I guessed and added the following to kservicegroup.cpp:
#include <tqdir.h>
That stopped that error message . :) So kservicegroup.cpp needs to be patched.
The next set of error messages I encountered:
kurlbar.cpp:611: error: 'KIO' has not been declared
kurlbar.cpp:611: error: expected `;' before 'uds'
kurlbar.cpp:613: error: 'KIO' has not been declared
kurlbar.cpp:613: error: 'uds' was not declared in this scope
I'm attaching a log of the failed kdelibs build.
Darrell
> OK, same error, so I guess the -j4 flag was not the
> culprit.
>
> I'll look further into it as I have time.
I tweaked my virtual machine and tried again to build kdebase. Attached is a log.
I did not use any -j process flags. Here are the header includes in my local menutab_impl.h:
==========================================
#ifndef __menutab_impl_h__
#define __menutab_impl_h__
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <tqlistview.h>
#include <kpushbutton.h>
#include "menutab.h"
==========================================
As the last recommended change was to add include '<stdlib.h>' to menutab_impl.h, hopefully the build failing with an error in menutab_impl.cpp is easy to solve. The best I can gather is that MenuTab::connect hasn't been defined, but I don't know how to repair.
