[Kde-bindings] Re: ruby qt4 port arm

[Arno Rehn]

On Thursday 28 October 2010 17:33:45 you wrote:
> Arno
> 
> Apologies for the intrusion. Please point me in the right direction if
> you are able to.
> 
> I'm using using qt4-ruby-2.1.0 sources downloaded today. This is on a
> toshiba ac100 running ubuntu 10.10, where I have already successfully
> ported/compiled many sources.
> 
> gcc compiler abends with "Illegal Instruction" somewhere in SMOKE. I
> believe I don't need this - no KDE interest - so reran cmake with
> -DSMOKE_ENABLE=off -DSMOKEKDE_ENABLE=off. Yet make still descends the
> SMOKE node and errors, preventing any install.
SMOKE is a hard dependency for anything qtruby based. SMOKE itself doesn't 
have to do anything with KDE either.
SMOKE is the library which indexes every method and every class that a binding 
can call, so obviously every bindings needs a SMOKE lib. SMOKE doesn't have 
any dependencies except for the libraries it binds, so if you don't build the 
KDE bindings you won't need KDE either.

However, if you don't have KDE installed, you'll probably have to mess around 
with CMake files to make it not even check for it.

CCing the KDE-bindings mailinglist. If you've got any more questions, please 
also use that list :)

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Arno Rehn
arno at arnorehn.de