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Hmmm, cmake works... Log:
Unfortunately taglib still haven't asf support. It seems to me, that kdesvn-build overwrite my cmake config.
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Well, you need to compile taglib with the support enabled, then erase your previous CMakeCache, else it will still search for the old taglib packages. But all this is already described in the previous posts in tis thread, please search back...
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I deleted old cmakefiles...
I use KDE from kdesvn-build and must compile taglib with asf in kdesvn-build, but I can't. All of solutions in this topic doesn't work....
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Hi, I've tried to recompile kdesupport with this parameters, but amarok still tell me that asf support is not enabled. On my kde directory I've those files: ./include/taglib-extras/mp4tag.h ./include/taglib/mp4tag.h |
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Make sure that you don't have multiple versions of Taglib installed.
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Have you set $CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH to include the KDESupport installation directory?
Example - I install KDE to /opt/trunk-kde/kde and Qt to /opt/trunk-kde/qt
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Of course, I've a similar path, so both $CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX and $CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH are set to my custom path. Maybe i'm doing something wrong with cmake. This is the command i execute:
I've added the last -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=`kde4-config --prefix` after your suggestion, before it simply was an enviroment variable, but nothing changed. This is the output of cmake:
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Check CMakeFiles/CMakeError.log file in the amarok build directory for more detailed info why it fails.
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This is the error log:
Probably the compiler doesn't find the right includes on /opt/kde/include/taglib. The file asftag.h exists on /opt/kde/include/taglib. |
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No, that's linker. you probably still have /usr/lib/libtag.so or something. |
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I've completely removed all the old taglib and re-installed from trunk... still nothing different (and there is no taglib libraries and headers on /usr/*).
Anyway, I'll try again to compile amarok among 1 or 2 weeks... thanks all. |
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