5 Jan
2010
5 Jan
'10
3:19 p.m.
Hi Dex,
You probably missed the actual error line somewhere. They can be quite
tricky to locate, I usually end up searching the terminal output for the
phrase "error:". GCC will not terminate that way for warnings.
Likely that is a baghira error, not a KDE one. Look at the gcc4 porting
guide, gcc4.x is much stricter about certain things than gcc3.x was. It
should tell you exactly what it choked on, though.
If you get it to compile, do you want to try packaging it? I'd be happy
to accept it into the kde3-maintainers PPA...
Tim
Been trying to make sense of the debian package maintainer guide on several
occasions and even built a deb once but only by following instructions. Most
of the time I had a good idea what I was doing but I learned Linux on
Slackware where creating a package wasn't much more complicated than changing
the desktop background...
If you happen to have a guide "how to create debs without taking a high school
semester" I'm all in.
Dex
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