QtScript Generator removed from Amarok SVN

Ian Monroe ian.monroe at gmail.com
Sun Mar 22 21:23:41 UTC 2009


2009/3/22 Thomas Kuther <gimpel at sonnenkinder.org>:
> On So, 22.03.09 12:14 Ian Monroe <ian.monroe at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I agree, this is quite difficult since its reading code but its not
>> using the normal GCC stuff. My guess is that its because you have the
>> phonon directory not located at $QTDIR/include/phonon. OpenSUSE does
>> (its QTDIR is /usr and it has eg /usr/include/QtCore and
>> /usr/include/phonon) which is why the patch works for me.
>>
>> One straightforward solution might be to give full file paths to the
>> phonon includes on your system in qtscript_masterinclude.h.
>
> Hm, on Gentoo we have it in /usr/include/phonon too, but I'm also using
> KDE's phonon (which is mutually exclusive to Qt's when using FHS
> compatible install paths)

/usr/include/phonon is KDE's Phonon if you have KDE's phonon installed.

> I guess it might have to do something with the fact that this way we
> have a qt4 that thinks it is compiled with -no-phonon, so there might
> be some definitions missing in /usr/share/qt4/mkspecs or something.
>
>
> Hopefully the KDE and Qt guys soon manage to get that phonon mess
> sorted out, so KDE only provides add-on code to upstream Qt phonon and
> simply depends on qt-phonon, instead of replacing it. That's the
> real cause for all these issues across all sorts of distributions,
> IMHO :)

Well they are exactly the same, KDE's doesn't add anything, the only
difference is sometimes they are slightly different versions. And yea
this whole include mess.

Ian



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