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What are the KDE3 Includes?
by Casey Bralla
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I'm trying to install the KDE version of rekall, but don't have anything
in /usr/includes/kde, so it bombs on the make config.kde command. What should go there? -- J R Casey Bralla Chief Nerd in Residence The NerdWorld Organisation _______________________________________________ Rekall mailing list Rekall@... http://www.mailman.a-i-s.co.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rekall |
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Re: What are the KDE3 Includes?
by Girvin R. Herr
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Casey Bralla wrote: > I'm trying to install the KDE version of rekall, but don't have anything > in /usr/includes/kde, so it bombs on the make config.kde command. > > What should go there? > Casey, In my Slackware 11.0 distribution, all the KDE includes are in "/opt/kde/include". That does not mean that is where it is in your system. It looks like these include files are part of my "kdelibs" package. I have also heard it called the KDE develop package. Whatever it is called, you may have to install this package for your distribution. I also have an environment variable "KDEDIR" which is set to "/opt/kde" in my case. This may be what Rekall is looking for as a pointer to the KDE includes. Wherever your KDE is, you may have to set this environment variable to it. I did not have your problem when I built Rekall for my KDE 3.5.4 environment, so it does work if all is set up properly. Hope this helps. Girvin Herr _______________________________________________ Rekall mailing list Rekall@... http://www.mailman.a-i-s.co.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rekall |
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Re: What are the KDE3 Includes?
by Casey Bralla
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Thanks, Girvin. I understadn better now, but I still can't get it to run the
make file. My include directory was at /usr/kde/3.5/include On my system, KDEDIRS points to "/usr:/usr/kde:/usr/kde/3.5" I added the correct include directory, but still get the same error. <sigh> # make config.kde PYTHONPATH=scons/ python ./scons/rkScanner.py \ --make --spec=settings.kde Checking for QT3 includes : /usr/qt/3/include Checking for QT3 libraries : /usr/qt/3/lib qt-mt Checking for QT3 binaries : /usr/qt/3/bin Checking for python includes : /usr/include/python2.5 Checking for python libraries : /usr/lib Checking for CPPUnit includes : /usr/include Checking for CPPUnit libraries : /usr/lib Checking for CPPUnit QT libraries : not found (only needed for unit test suite) Checking for KDE3 libraries : not found make: *** [config.kde] Error 1 On Monday 10 September 2007 6:40:56 pm Girvin R. Herr wrote: > Casey Bralla wrote: > > I'm trying to install the KDE version of rekall, but don't have anything > > in /usr/includes/kde, so it bombs on the make config.kde command. > > > > What should go there? > > Casey, > In my Slackware 11.0 distribution, all the KDE includes are in > "/opt/kde/include". That does not mean that is where it is in your > system. It looks like these include files are part of my "kdelibs" > package. I have also heard it called the KDE develop package. Whatever > it is called, you may have to install this package for your distribution. > I also have an environment variable "KDEDIR" which is set to "/opt/kde" > in my case. This may be what Rekall is looking for as a pointer to the > KDE includes. Wherever your KDE is, you may have to set this environment > variable to it. I did not have your problem when I built Rekall for my > KDE 3.5.4 environment, so it does work if all is set up properly. > Hope this helps. > Girvin Herr -- J R Casey Bralla Chief Nerd in Residence The NerdWorld Organisation _______________________________________________ Rekall mailing list Rekall@... http://www.mailman.a-i-s.co.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rekall |
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Re: What are the KDE3 Includes?
by Girvin R. Herr
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Casey,
Here's probably more than you wanted to know: Can you locate the KDE3 libraries on your system? According to your clip, it looks like scons is not able to find the KDE3 libraries. If you look at "README.FIRST", there are some additional statements you can add to "settings.kde" to tell scons where your files are located. You might try editing "settings.kde" to add these lines to make it look where your files are located. Here is a snippet of the README file: .... Configuration ============= Reference is made below to the settings.xxx files. The list below shows the current set of paramaters that can be set: mode=kde|qt3|mac|win : Specify build mode with-qt-includes=dir : Set QT3 include directory with-qt-libraries=dir : Set QT3 library directory with-qt-binaries=dir : Set QT3 binaries directory with-python-includes=dir : Set python include directory with-python-libraries=dir : Set python library directory with-kde-includes=dir : Set KDE include directory with-kde-libraries=dir : Set KDE library directory prefix : Set target prefix directory enable-kjs=yes : Enable KJS scripting enable-xbase=yes|no : Enable XBase/XBSQL build (default yes) enable-pgsql=yes|no : Enable PgSQL build (default yes) with-pgsql-includes=dir : Set PgSQL include directory with-pgsql-libraries=dir : Set PgSQL library directory enable-mysql=yes|no : Enable MySQL build (default yes) with-mysql-includes=dir : Set MySQL include directory with-mysql-libraries=dir : Set MySQL library directory enable-dbtcp=yes|no : Enable DBTCP build (default no) enable-debug=yes|no : Enable debug build (default no) enable-full=yes|no : Enable full build (default yes) enable-rt=yes|no : Enable runtime build (default no) enable-tests=yes|no : Enable unit test (default no) .... What you are probably interested in are the lines: "with-kde-...=dir". Hmmm. I see you are using Python 2.5. I seem to remember a thread in this forum a few days ago in which some users had problems with 2.5. My Slackware is still using Python 2.4, so I have not experienced their problems. Good luck. Girvin Casey Bralla wrote: > Thanks, Girvin. I understadn better now, but I still can't get it to run the > make file. My include directory was at /usr/kde/3.5/include > > On my system, KDEDIRS points to "/usr:/usr/kde:/usr/kde/3.5" I added the > correct include directory, but still get the same error. <sigh> > > # make config.kde > PYTHONPATH=scons/ python ./scons/rkScanner.py \ > --make --spec=settings.kde > Checking for QT3 includes : /usr/qt/3/include > Checking for QT3 libraries : /usr/qt/3/lib qt-mt > Checking for QT3 binaries : /usr/qt/3/bin > Checking for python includes : /usr/include/python2.5 > Checking for python libraries : /usr/lib > Checking for CPPUnit includes : /usr/include > Checking for CPPUnit libraries : /usr/lib > Checking for CPPUnit QT libraries : not found (only needed for unit test > suite) > Checking for KDE3 libraries : not found > make: *** [config.kde] Error 1 > > > > > On Monday 10 September 2007 6:40:56 pm Girvin R. Herr wrote: > >> Casey Bralla wrote: >> >>> I'm trying to install the KDE version of rekall, but don't have anything >>> in /usr/includes/kde, so it bombs on the make config.kde command. >>> >>> What should go there? >>> >> Casey, >> In my Slackware 11.0 distribution, all the KDE includes are in >> "/opt/kde/include". That does not mean that is where it is in your >> system. It looks like these include files are part of my "kdelibs" >> package. I have also heard it called the KDE develop package. Whatever >> it is called, you may have to install this package for your distribution. >> I also have an environment variable "KDEDIR" which is set to "/opt/kde" >> in my case. This may be what Rekall is looking for as a pointer to the >> KDE includes. Wherever your KDE is, you may have to set this environment >> variable to it. I did not have your problem when I built Rekall for my >> KDE 3.5.4 environment, so it does work if all is set up properly. >> Hope this helps. >> Girvin Herr >> > > > > > Rekall mailing list Rekall@... http://www.mailman.a-i-s.co.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rekall |
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