[KDE/Mac] Trying to compile Kile on MacOS 10.4.11: Failed at apple-gcc42

[Janus]

2009/3/2 Orville Bennett <illogical1 at gmail.com>:
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> On Mar 2, 2009, at 2:02 AM, Janus wrote:
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>> 2009/3/1 Janus <janus at rtfm.org.ar>:
>>> You are right! Thanks. Well, at the moment I am compiling it by going
>>> to the folder where it is the profile and doing a 'sudo port
>>> install',
>>> so I will wait to finish it. However, now I have the process sleeped
>>> because I am trying to free some space in my hard disk (I don't have
>>> so much to compile). So, it will take a long time: I have to finish
>>> the compilation of apple-gcc42, then install kdeutils4 from macports
>>> to have the lastest qtlibs and kdelibs and finally, compile kile.
>>> I will let you know when I'd finish (or when I'd get stuck).
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>> Ok, I have apple-gcc42. I had to do some symlinks by hand because if
>> not, gcc_select doesn't work, but finally, I have it.
> Well you've just done something not listed in the guide, which doesn't
> even guarantee success if you follow it exactly. you don't need to
> mess with gcc_select (it does a lot of stuff i haven't bothered to
> look into) which could affect your build environment, and it's sanity
> thereof. I wouldn't be surprised if your problems below stem fro this.
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>> Well, qt4-mac still with problems :S
> 1) it seems this error has nothing to do with the new gcc installed.
> qt4-mac says it's building w/ gcc-4.0 which should work fine. This
> could be related to the gcc_select-ion you did earlier. Judging from
> the compilation output though I'd think some necessary file isn't
> being included, but gcc is a strange and magical beast. Who knows
> what's really going on? Perhaps google...

I tried with google, but I didn't have luck.

>> Maybe now that I have the proper apple-gcc42 I should try with the
>> precompiled kde from mac.kde.org. That is the version 4.1.2. Should
>> kile (cvs) compile with that version or I need 4.2?
> 2) i have no idea, I don't know of anyone who's tried.

Well, I have nothing to lose... I will try.

>> Here is the output of the qt4-mac compilation (I uninstalled it, did a
>> cleaning, tried to install it again, get the error, and executed it
>> again to copy the output, that's why there are a lot of source already
>> compiled):
> 3) try 'sudo port -d install qt4-mac build.jobs=1'
> Ig that doesn't work, report to the macports mailing list and/or file
> a trac ticket.

Doesn't work neither.


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