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For installing KDevelop4 i need the kdevplatform. KDevplatform depends on kdelibs so i checked that one out first. But i don't want to install the new kdelibs-4.2 in my root. How can i make cmake clear where kdelibs is? It's in ~/src/kdelibs-build now.
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For a guide on compiling KDE trunk see http://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started/Build/KDE4
With that you can install everything in your home directory. Works best of course with a new user. But see the guide, everything is described.
Last edited by neverendingo on Sun Nov 30, 2008 2:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi.
I can't compile kdevplatform
And next:
I found only one information about it on google:
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What cmake version do you have? |
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Have you set the Environment variable CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH?
You can set it like so:
For example: I have KDE Trunk installed in /opt/trunk-kde/kde, therefore that is what I set CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH to.
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Have you compiled kdelibs? If you have not, you will need to in order to compile KDevPlatform.
I install my trunk KDE to /opt/trunk-kde/ I first set the environment variable I stated above to /opt/trunk-kde/ ( so anything I have already installed there is found first ) In order to install it to a certain location I just pass the following argument to CMake when running it ( it is supposed to have the dash at the start )
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