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Thanks for the reply Martin;<br>
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After doing a little bit of hunting down the problem. My guess is it is
suSE's "automoc4" (automoc4-0.9.88-1.8). It is complaining about every
line of your suggested "make VERBOSE=1" <br>
The error starts out with automoc4 and amarok dies at
moc_TimeCodeWriteCompatibillity.cpp. which is "failed to start:
Unknown error." . However, this is the same answer on very line that
ran up to this point.<br>
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On 05/16/2009 01:46 PM, Martin T. Sandsmark wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Saturday 16. May 2009 18:46:01 Donn Washburn wrote:
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<pre wrap="">It seems that the latest versions of Amarok fail to compile about 75 %
of the time. I have notice that all newer version use "cmake" and avoid
"autoconf". With autoconf at least you get a log file to look at and
find if something is missing. With cmake it is a guess at best.
CmakeCache.txt is is easy to edit but offers no clue as to why a compile
fails. I have 2.0.90 and 2.0.96 and a 2.0.96.rpm.
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What fails? CMake? Or the build? If you want more information from the build,
pass VERBOSE=1 to make (like “make VERBOSE=1” in your build direrctory).
There should also be a log file for errors in
$builddir/CMakeFiles/CMakeError.log and for normal output in
$builddir/CMakefiles/CMakeOutput.log
CMake isn't responsible for building. On Linux, GNU Make usually is.
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<pre wrap="">Doing the rpm SuSE 11.2 complains the amaroklib has a problem.
Therefore, after solving all of the rpm's dependencies and still seeing
the lib problem, I was going to compile 2.0.96. I have the latest
taglibs and all the rpm depends. 90/96 failed to compile for unknown
reasons.
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If the cmake stage fails, cmake should say rather clearly what is wrong.
If the building stage files, it should say rather clearly what went wrong too.
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<pre wrap="">Maybe I am missing something with cmake. Question is why is it becoming
the defacto standard. Automake, Autoconf, aclocal and automake and
amarok seemed to work.
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Autohell is not really something you want :-P
Also, it doesn't work on all platforms Amarok supports, like Windows.
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<pre wrap="">enclosed is a copy of the err. This happened on every line on it's way
to Error 1
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A bit of context would be nice.
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