24 Aug
2011
24 Aug
'11
10:11 a.m.
Le 24/08/2011 18:54, LD a écrit :
I'm trying to compile Trinity on a multilib Linux
from scratch. I tried several
times to compile arts, googled, looked into the archives of this mailing list.
I had the idea to patch the Makefile in qtmcop. And it compiled. But the same
problem arises with kdelibs and there is a lot of calls to 'moc', in a lot of
makefiles.
So I'm feeling a little stupid now and I'm wondering what to do.
If someone can see where I'm going wrong...
Details below:
> Making all in qtmcop
> make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/src/trinity/arts/qtmcop'
> /usr/share/qt/bin/moc ./qiomanager_p.h qiomanager_p.moc
> Qt meta object compiler
> moc: Too many input files specified
Hello,
unless I do not remember well, the compilation process should not use
"moc" from QT directly, but instead use "moc-tqt" from TQT ...
These 2 tools do not use the same syntax, that's why it's failing here.
I suppose it's because /opt/trinity/bin should be the first in your $PATH.
Once you have compiled & installed TQT to /opt/trinity/ , you should set
your environnment to use it BEFORE the standard path.
You may have seen a warning during the ARTS "./configure", saying
something like "you are trying to compile without TQT". It should NOT
occur, except when compiling TQT itself.
Until you see this warning in the ./configure , you cannot compile
correctly.
Example of my compilation commands:
$ export PATH=/opt/trinity/bin:$PATH
I've noticed that for most Trinity components I must also set the
LDFLAGS variable or else linking fails: (adjust the directories as needed)
$ export LDFLAGS="-I/opt/trinity/include -L/opt/trinity/lib64"
Then I can run ...
$ ./configure XXXXXXXXX
$ make .......
Note that I do not set other environment variables and I do not have a
special ld.so.conf ...
These 2 variables are sufficient on my computer.
Good luck !