Also too in this fashion API changes these days, I found that debian and winbuntu old lasted revisions, has old libpng 1.2, especialy lenny with 1.2.22, which means that the patchs for libpng 1.4 support on qt3 for trinity can make impossible compile into Debian squeeze, testing inlcusive, as win-buntu 9.XX, it should be modified to use a macro -LIB_PNG_14 or something similar .. I do not remember how to work with this but if I can do for the weekend..
If some body can do that , please change the patch for use optionaly both library versions...
If i can resolve all issues, i do a qt3 3.3.c tar gzipped release alternate for ready download in public, for easy acces to novice developers
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 11:58 AM, PICCORO McKAY Lenz mckaygerhard@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, These days, two projects dependencies have changed the api, exifv2 and networkmanager, in the case of exifv2 change is easy to support both versions, olders and the newer today. (io explain that now below)
I ask please also do the same with knetworkmanager so you can build for debian squeeze, since both libraries are not so present in that branch of ..
Exifv2 changes for calls on trinity desktop:
now calls as --> Exiv2::ExifKey key(tag);
must be as:
Exiv2::ExifKey key(tag); #if EXIV2_TEST_VERSION(0, 21, 0) return g_intern_string(key.tagLabel().c_str()); #else return Exiv2::ExifTags::tagLabel (key.tag (), key.ifdId ()); #endif
Of course surrounding with try catch, in some cases only remove old call funtion and added to the return statement with try catch.
as seeen, must defined macro EXIV2_TEST_VERSION, so then same must be done on networkmanager for correct build on Debian squeeze and winbuntu maverik.
Hope this help.
PICCORO. On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 2:15 PM, Timothy Pearson kb9vqf@pearsoncomputing.net wrote:
Hi all,
Please note that the new NetworkManager release changes the API in a way that breaks many applications using it. The Trinity NetworkManager applet should be increased in priority for cmake so that changes may be made to accommodate this breakage.
-- later, Robert Xu
That just figures.
Technically KNetworkManager itself has been ported fully from what I can see, but before I can start building packages for Natty in earnest I need the rest of the base Trinity modules ported to CMake. That includes kdenetwork, kdesdk, kdeedu, etc.
I would like to see a CMake status report, given that it has been about a week from the last meeting. Is the Etherpad up to date?
Thanks!
Tim
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