Small question about how to help coding KDE
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Hello !
I would like to help developers to fix some KDE bugs, by posting patches and other... But how can i compile KDE and testing it, and use the stable version at the same time ? How do KDE developers do ? Thanks in advance ! |
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See Techbase, in particular Getting Started/Build/KDE4.
I also wrote about it here: Building KDE SC from SVN. Note that this is just one way, you can also use your regular user, a chroot environment etc.
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Thanks.
I followed your link <Building KDE SC from SVN> But it didn't work. I managed to build qt-copy. But what follows is not working at all... Here is the console log :
Say if you want the file logs... Thanks in advance |
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Hm, that's strange. Having the output in French doesn't help much either.
 I would try the following: 1. Run 'svn cleanup' as suggested, e.g. in ~/kdesvn/kdesupport etc. 2. If that doesn't help, remove/move/rename ~/kdesvn/kdesupport etc. (no need to do this for qt-copy). You could try to do this only for kdesupport and try to build it with kdesvn-build:
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Ok, thanks.
I did "svn cleanup", and it worked better. At the end of the build, i get this :
For kdebase, i get this in the log :
Kdenetwork :
Can i start developping for KDE, or do i have to fix this firsts problems ? |
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Well you need to build and install kdesupport, kdelibs and kdepimlibs (and qt-copy of course) before tackling errors with kdebase etc. Have you successfully built those modules? According to your logs, it doesn't seem to be the case.
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Ah, yes, i didn't see that kdelib was not able to be build...
If you have any idea ? :/ |
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Sorry for the double post, but i have new informations...
I deleted my ~/kdesvn/ folder, ~/kde folder and ~/qt4 folder. I restart all the build from start... and i see this when i compile :
How can i get the Net:HTTP module :/ ? |
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Got that the first time as well, I don't think it's anything to worry about.
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The NET::HTTP module it is referring to is a lack of the perl http module.
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