On 06/19/2012 07:56 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
python-tqt
fails to build from source. It looks like
it may be related to a sip problem (see 1st two lines below). I haven't changed my
build scripts of either sip or python-tqt. What should I check? Full error
follows:
sip: TQ_LONG is undefined
...
There are two ongoing patch efforts affecting current build efforts. Tim alluded to them
in a previous post. The related bug reports:
843 Tools provided by Qt3 conflict with ones from Qt4
1048 Digikam: Unexpected Q_LLONG messages
The first bug report addresses the 15 executables installed by (T)Qt3, all used to build
Trinity apps. Tim renamed those executables. This will cause some temporary heartburn as
we build and discover which packages can't find the new names.
The second bug report originally addressed some unhealthy output spew from digikam, but
the required patch affected almost all packages. Tim has been addressing those, as you can
see from the latest patch commits web page. These patches also will cause some temporary
heartburn.
Yesterday I ran a partial build set. I could not build any of the tdebindings support
packages, just as you now notice. I also could not build koffice.
The best thing to do is post the failures here or to the respective bug report. Look at
commit 75df7496 to notice the types of failures to expect related to bug report 1048:
http://www.trinitydesktop.org/patches/1339969374:75df74966c28283d751c7e8763…
I am getting ready to run another build set and will be posting failures and proposed
patches as they occur. :-)
Darrell
Tim, Darrell,
I updated
http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/show_bug.cgi?id=1048 and
included build logs for the following FTBFS:
tde-kipi-plugins-14.0.0_dev-1-i686-build.log
tde-avahi-tqt-14.0.0_dev-1-i686-build.log
tde-gtk-qt-engine-14.0.0_dev-1-i686-build.log
tde-python-tqt-14.0.0_dev-1-i686-build.log
tde-tdegraphics-14.0.0_dev-1-i686-build.log
tde-tdesvn-14.0.0_dev-1-i686-build.log
Hopefully all the renaming will pay off with increased acceptance/support
of TDE by the distros. The more it is used, the more it is improved :)
--
David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.