I understand the distinction between public and private variables and functions. I don't have a grasp about why this gcc visibility thing makes a difference.
Why is enabling this good for me as a builder/packager?
As an end-user?
I get the feeling with hiding the private non shared stuff that executables and libraries are smaller in size, which theoretically reduces load times, which theoretically should improve response on the desktop. But how much?
A layman's explanation is much appreciated. :)
Darrell
I receive the following error message when building qt3-3.3.8.d from the 3.5.13 tarballs:
/dev/shm/qt3/bin/uic: error while loading shared libraries: libqt-mt.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
How do I cure this error message?
Darrell
I'm building amarok 3.5.13. I receive this message:
Looking for linux/inotify.h - not found
The header file does exist at /usr/include/linux.inotify.h.
Any ideas for the message?
Darrell
Hi All,
I was wondering if I can stop entry boxes ( like the URL bar in konqueror
to not automatically clear when I hit CTRL+L ). This also happens in File
Dialogs.
The default for browsers and GTK+ as well as Mac, is to Highlight the bars
contents, not delete it.
Surely there is an option somewhere?
Calvin
With automake, in kdelibs, there is a configure option --enable-dnotify. Does an equivalent exist in the cmake options?
If not, could this be part of the problem with several bug reports about konqueror not updating file changes?
Darrell
