Hello friends..was in GNU unify today and saw QT code...seriously with QT..we have to code very less..Now here is the deal...I have installed QT Designer on my Sabyon Linux
X64 4-r1...The KDE ver is 3.5.10...some packages of KDE 4 are isnatlled...ok..also i tried to install Kdevelop using emerge...but it failed for some reason..during make...the version was 3.5.4...When i asked someone he said i need header files to develop and i have library installed...he also checked the uic version and it was present...i know i need cmake and all that header files but from where can i get it...LAlso any good IDE
than Kdevelop which will get installed on my lappy...also m just a newbie,so please co-operate...thanks for reading guys...Hope u reply..Thanks again...

I use Kate ( Text editor ) along with Konsole to develop my applications. Most distributions provide a package of CMake, otherwise it can be downloaded from Kitware, who make CMake.

You need "Development" packages installed in order to compile applications. Usually qt4 and the development packages of the KDE applications / modules you wish to develop for are needed. Development packages are usually postfixed with "-devel"

Well Gentoo is fully source based. And since Sabayon is based on Gentoo, he should have all the necessary packages to install KDevelop. KDevelop 3.5.4 doesn't depend on KDE4. Well you should don't post the build.log so we could know why it fails. And you should use KDevelop4 instead of KDevelop3. KDevelop3 has a bad way of dealing with code completion. And KDevelop4 has been redesigned from scratch. But I can't really help you if you don't post more information.

I recommend QT Creator ( http://www.qtsoftware.com/developer/qt-creator ) for KDE apps.

i have everything..i just need the headers to start compiling...where can i get thosse???

akshay.sulakhe wrote:i have everything..i just need the headers to start compiling...where can i get thosse???

you do emerge -av kdevelop and it will list all the dependencies KDevelop has and you type yes and it will install them

I thought QtCreator didn't support CMake yet?

tkoski wrote:I recommend QT Creator ( http://www.qtsoftware.com/developer/qt-creator ) for KDE apps.

It's a nice and very powerful software, but I hope in a KDevelop resurrection..

Bye