On Wed, 21 Dec 2011 18:49:01 -0800 (PST) Darrell Anderson humanreadable@yahoo.com wrote:
It would not be a giant benefit to users who already have loaded the libraries into memory, but it would for people who are looking to use Trinity applications as stand alone.
Okay, computer science majors. Quit trying to see who can crow the loudest. :)
All I want to know is whether the non gui commands of TDE such as kwriteconfig and kreadconfig can (easily) be built without the X overhead.
You would either have to: -separate non-X-dependent parts of Qt like for Qt4 -not do that separation but instead use the X functions as weak symbols and add a dlopen() of X libraries to every X-using Qt3 application
I really don't see a really easy option; there is a third option which would be to compile both with-X and without-X versions of kdelibs and Qt3 but without significant linker magic it is likely to load both versions of kdelibs and Qt3 within a Trinity session.
Darrell
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