$(shell) in Makefiles, kdoctools/ and kwin4/
Adriaan de Groot
adridg at cs.kun.nl
Mon Jul 14 20:28:47 BST 2003
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On Monday 14 July 2003 20:33, Dirk Mueller wrote:
> Hmm, the kwin4 case is unecessary, removed. The kdelibs one is more
> difficult. I would prefer if meinproc would have a commandline option to
> specify the path and the build system should set that one instead of
> KDELIBS_UNINSTALLED environment variable.
Like this? Not tested very extensively, but it seems to do the trick. I can
imagine that when meinproc was meant to be pretty sleek, this was not an
option - to use kcmdlineargs and the like. As it stands, I now need to do
some build tricks to get meinproc to run during a totally clean build,
because of its dependence on libkdeui, which isn't in its rpath.
The only thing I might worry about is that SRCDIR is a global QString variable
- - what was the story about static QStrings being evil?
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