[Kde-extra-gear] Porting Digikam core to KDE CVS...

[Jesper K. Pedersen]

I see that today 15:07:41 some old issues was resolved wrt to dependencies.
please forget my previous mail.

On Wednesday 02 June 2004 15:32, Jesper K. Pedersen wrote:
| On Wednesday 02 June 2004 15:24, Klas Kalaß wrote:
| | Hi Gilles,
| |
| | I just tried to compile kdeextragear-libs-1 and kdeextragear-3 and found
| | that the import of digikam introduced a couple of problems.
| |
| | First of all, the idea of the libs module is that it may *not* depend on
| | any kdeextragear* module and that no main kde module may depend on it.
| | Furthermore, apart from the dependency from kdeextragear-n on
| | kdeextragear-libs-n there must not be any dependencies between KDE Extra
| | Gear Modules.
| |
| | That said, currently kdeextragear-libs-1 depends on digikam which is in
| | kdeextragear-3. Please move the digikam lib to kdeextragear-libs-1 (kl1)
| | to resolve that issue.
|
| It does? In thats case it is clearly a bug.
| In what way?
|
| | Second, the configure checks in kl1 do not work properly. They should
| | fail when not all prerequisites are met, disabling only those parts which
| | have those prerequisites. But currently configure went fine even though I
| | do not have imlib-devel installed and although I am missing digikam lib
| | (which should be in kl1 anyways).
|
| The imlib issue is indeed something to be resolved.
| Anyone arround with enough configure knowledge to solve it?
|
| | In kdeextragear-3, the import of digikam caused configure to bail out
| | completely when requirements of digikam are not met.
| | This must not happen, you need to make sure that digikam is simply
| | disabled from compilation when your prerequisites are not met. But please
| | tell the user what was disabled and why :-)
|
| That part I know nothing about.
|
| Cheers
| Jesper
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