dbus with qt bindings (follow-up)
Dennis Veatch
dveatch at woh.rr.com
Sat Apr 16 02:33:46 UTC 2005
On Friday 15 April 2005 05:17 pm, Dennis Veatch wrote:
> On Friday 15 April 2005 04:54 pm, Dennis Veatch wrote:
> > Has anyone gotten this to compile? With qt bindings enabled the dbus
> > configure phase stops with ;
> >
> > checking for moc... no
> > checking for qglobal.h... found
> > configure: WARNING: Qt development libraries not found
> > configure: error: Qt integration explicitly required, and Qt libraries
> > not found
> >
> >
> > Qt is installed. I did find something on google about Pyrex needing to be
> > installed, which it is. Also there was some mention on this thread about
> > it is really looking for libkdecore from kdelibs ;
> >
> > http://lists.freedesktop.org/pipermail/dbus/2004-December/001843.html
> >
> > But nothing I have found tells me how to resolve the problem. Any
> > pointers? _______________________________________________
>
> Moving to /usr/src/dbus-0.23.4 and running a plain "./configure" completes
> without error and shows the following;
>
> Maintainer mode: no
> gcc coverage profiling: no
> Building unit tests: no
> Building verbose mode: no
> Building assertions: no
> Building checks: yes
> Building Qt bindings: yes
> Building GLib bindings: yes
> Building Python bindings: yes
> Building SELinux support: no
> Building Mono bindings: no
> Building Mono docs: no
> Building GTK+ tools: yes
> Building X11 code: yes
> Building Doxygen docs: yes
> Building XML docs: no
>
> Note that Qt bindings will be used. So at this point, well actually I still
> do not know what the problem is except from command line works and the lin
> does not.
> _______________________________________________
Some more findings.
Running the following from command line works but not from lin ;
./configure --enable-glib --enable-x --enable-checks --with-xml=libxml
--with-system-pid-file=/var/run/messagebus.pid
--with-system-socket=/var/lib/dbus/system_bus_socket
--with-session-socket-dir=/tmp --enable-qt --enable-gtk
That's essentially from the "OPTS" line in the BUILD. So through elimination I
have found removing "--enable-checks" from the "OPTS" line in the BUILD
allowed the lin to complete successfully. I do not know what sort of checks
it is doing exactly or why that switch will not let the lin work.
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