On Monday 11 of January 2016 20:24:34 Jim wrote:

On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 23:20 (+0900), Michele Calgaro wrote:

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So why is no pkg-config for tdecore and tdeui ? or how can I use cmake from within automake project to get what I need?

I have installed 14.0.[23] from slavecs repository on devuan and "pkg-config tqt" works as expected. In detail your "/opt/trinity/include" and "/opt/trinity/lib/pkgconfig" does not exist on my system, but "/usr/include/tqt3" does.

To the original poster (since I did not receive the original email, not the second time request). If you are using debian or ubuntu, the best way to build is to use the info in the tde-packagin repo which contains all the required info. If not, a good way is to look at the build log files of the nightly builds, which contains all the build options used for such distros. If you are using a different distro, you could probably reuse most of the options, if not all of them ;-)

For web-challenged people like me, can you point us in the direction of where we can see the build logs?

Thanks.

            Jim

For example, in packaging files for FreeBSD you can see common automake options for configure and also common cmake options:

http://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/tde-packaging/tree/freebsd/trinity...

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On 01/12/2016 04:24 AM, Jim wrote:

On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 23:20 (+0900), Michele Calgaro wrote:

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So why is no pkg-config for tdecore and tdeui ? or how can I use cmake from within automake project to get what I need?

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I have installed 14.0.[23] from slavecs repository on devuan and "pkg-config tqt" works as expected. In detail your "/opt/trinity/include" and "/opt/trinity/lib/pkgconfig" does not exist on my system, but "/usr/include/tqt3" does.

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To the original poster (since I did not receive the original email, not the second time request). If you are using debian or ubuntu, the best way to build is to use the info in the tde-packagin repo which contains all the required info. If not, a good way is to look at the build log files of the nightly builds, which contains all the build options used for such distros. If you are using a different distro, you could probably reuse most of the options, if not all of them ;-)

For web-challenged people like me, can you point us in the direction of where we can see the build logs?

Thanks.

Jim

For example here https://quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/~trinity/+archive/ubuntu/trinity-nig... you can get the abakus build log on amd64 by clicking on the "buildlog" link on the left page.

You can navigate to other packages, distro and architectures inside the same PPA from here https://quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/~trinity/+archive/ubuntu/trinity-nig... Click on the package that you want, then click on the architecture that you need to access the page with the link to the log. If you want to change distro, select it from the combo box on top.

Cheers Michele