On 5/20/24 8:43 AM, blu.256 wrote: I resolved this problem by adding '-std=c++11'.

On 5/20/24 11:59 AM, Slávek Banko via tde-devels wrote: Yes, installed, but the failure was with tqt3, which does not use cmake. The failure happened only with vintage systems. While Slackware 14.2 64-bit is declared EOL, that happened only a few months ago. GCC version is 5.5.0. Possibly that plays a role, but that is why I asked some days ago about minimal build requirements. With the '-std=c++11' addition, I now can build tqt3 on these older systems. As you might remember, I like tinkering with vintage systems. I accept there is a point of diminishing returns with installing modern software, but I think TDE fills a void with people wanting to keep dual core systems alive, especially since TDE has roots in KDE 3.5 from 14 years ago. I have vintage systems running in the house. I never had issues compiling 14.0.12 on these systems, so something new was introduced since. I am using build scripts that are not robust or well tested for anything outside the most recent Slackware versions. I am ever so slowly trying to write my own build scripts to accommodate a variety of systems and Slackware releases. But I am getting old and my brain no longer works as sharp as only a few years ago. Perhaps some TDE veterans could review the wiki to provide more helpful build requirements. For example, I notice some of the build times are the same ones I wrote on vintage systems from 14 years ago. Those build times almost look embarrassing these days. I am willing to review such changes and play my old role of devil's advocate and persnickety tech writer. :)

On 5/20/24 2:08 PM, Slávek Banko via tde-devels wrote: Basically then my remedy is correct? I don't mind and I am not going to make mountains out of molehills, but information like this should be in the wiki. I don't know if I still have write access to the wiki, but at my stage of relearning TDE development I am more comfortable with suggesting changes rather than presuming and writing incorrect information. And I'm thankful. Some people like tinkering with old cars or furniture. I like tinkering with old computers. I even have a 486 with 16 MB of RAM still running. :) Because TDE remains quite snappy and responsive (almost frighteningly fast), I have a natural tendency to try to keep TDE running on these vintage systems. I realize that perhaps someday there will be a point of no return, but I'd like to think that day has not yet arrived. Challenging for me is finding and learning which patches to back port. Perhaps the wiki section about build times should be deleted?