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I did it !!! :-)

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Submitted by alexander neundorf on Sun, 01/22/2006 - 10:14

Hi,

just now the first complete compile run of trunk/kdelibs/ finished using cmake as build system. Smiling)
Only minor things are still missing: khtml (gcc 3.2 is not able to compile it), install rules for headers, some configure checks are still missing.

More details later Smiling

Alex

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In subversion?

Submitted by lovelace on Sun, 01/22/2006 - 20:11.

Great! Very good to hear. Taking what you have in subversion I've got the cmake configure step working in OS X with only minor modifications. Compiling, however, fails right off the bat because my Qt is setup as an OS X framework. It looks like FindQt4.cmake needs a bit more work for OS X.

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This means that the

Submitted by cniehaus on Sun, 01/22/2006 - 12:01.

This means that the cmake-system is now already more advanced than Scons/bksys or how do I have to read this? I mean, you announced it just about one week ago while bksys is being worked on for month... Or am I comparing apples and peaches?

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winfried dobbe's picture

cmake ??

Submitted by winfried dobbe on Sun, 01/22/2006 - 11:59.

Euh, I thought we were going to use scons / bksys? So what's the use of cmake then?
And which build system should application porters use at the moment when compiling kdelibs (snapshot) ?

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Read this to understand the

Submitted by cniehaus on Sun, 01/22/2006 - 12:03.

Read this to understand the situation:
http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-buildsystem/2006-January/000480.html

Short version: Alex is working on making cmake work, nothing has been decided yet.

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