Hmm... Even if the bleeding edge was somehow implicated here, the amarok tde cmake files should still be able to find their own headers in /opt/trinity/include :)
# konqsidebarplugin.h if( WITH_KONQSIDEBAR ) tde_save( CMAKE_REQUIRED_DEFINITIONS CMAKE_REQUIRED_FLAGS CMAKE_REQUIRED_INCLUDES CMAKE_REQUIRED_LIBRARIES ) set( CMAKE_REQUIRED_DEFINITIONS ${TQT_CFLAGS_OTHER} ) set( CMAKE_REQUIRED_INCLUDES ${TDE_INCLUDE_DIR};${TQT_INCLUDE_DIRS};${CMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH} ) set( CMAKE_REQUIRED_FLAGS "-include tqt.h" ) set( CMAKE_REQUIRED_LIBRARIES -L${TQT_LIBRARY_DIRS} ${TQT_LIBRARIES} ) check_cxx_source_compiles(" #include <konqsidebarplugin.h int main(int, char**) { return 0; } " HAVE_KONQSIDEBARPLUGIN_H ) tde_restore( CMAKE_REQUIRED_DEFINITIONS CMAKE_REQUIRED_FLAGS CMAKE_REQUIRED_INCLUDES CMAKE_REQUIRED_LIBRARIES ) if( NOT HAVE_KONQSIDEBARPLUGIN_H ) tde_message_fatal( "konqsidebarplugin.h are requested, but not found on your system" ) endif( ) endif( )
How can that not find /opt/trinity/include?? set( CMAKE_REQUIRED_INCLUDES ${TDE_INCLUDE_DIR};... should do it?
Check the cmake error log. With automake packages, check configure.log. Often either of those provide clues.
My cmake output looks like this:
-- Performing Test HAVE_KONQSIDEBARPLUGIN_H -- Performing Test HAVE_KONQSIDEBARPLUGIN_H - Success
Darrell