[kde-solaris] Re: KDE 3.2 CVS: starting konqueror via dcop -> core

[Torsten Kasch]

Hi,

On Monday 26 January 2004 09:07, Philippe Bourdeu d'Aguerre wrote:
[...]
> I made QT with:
> ./configure -I/usr/local/include -R/usr/local/lib -L/usr/local/lib
> -platform solaris-g++ -prefix $qtdir -no-nis -qt-gif -system-zlib
> -system-libjpeg -system-libpng -plugin-imgfmt-mng -thread -no-stl
> -no-g++-exceptions

and here's what I've used:

PREFIX=/vol/qt-copy
./configure \
        -prefix ${PREFIX} \
        -bindir ${PREFIX}/bin \
        -libdir ${PREFIX}/lib \
        -plugindir ${PREFIX}/lib/plugins \
        -docdir ${PREFIX}/share/doc \
        -datadir ${PREFIX}/share \
        -sysconfdir ${PREFIX}/share/settings \
        -translationdir ${PREFIX}/share/translations \
        -debug \
        -no-exceptions \
        -no-stl \
        -fast \
        -xft \
        -thread \
        -qt-gif \
        -system-zlib \
        -platform solaris-g++ \
        -I/vol/local/include \
        -L/vol/local/lib \
        -R/vol/local/lib \
        -I/vol/graphics/include \
        -L/vol/graphics/lib \
        -R/vol/graphics/lib \
        -I/vol/mysql/include \
        -L/vol/mysql/lib \
        -R/vol/mysql/lib \
        -I/vol/cups/include \
        -L/vol/cups/lib \
        -R/vol/cups/lib \
        -I/vol/X11/include \
        -L/vol/X11/lib \
        -R/vol/X11/lib \
        -I/vol/unixodbc/include \
        -L/vol/unixodbc/lib \
        -R/vol/unixodbc/lib \
        -plugin-sql-mysql \
        -plugin-sql-odbc \
        -system-libpng \
        -system-libjpeg \
        -system-libmng \
        -qt-imgfmt-png \
        -qt-imgfmt-jpeg \
        -qt-imgfmt-mng

(the /vol/X11 part is for glut/freetype/fontconfig only, no other conflicting 
X11 libs in there)

> Perhaps a SUN patch is needed. I get Recommeded patches a month ago.

Hmm, I thought we were quite up-to-date (Solaris 9 12/03 + selected additional 
patches as of around x-mas)...

Could you please send me (in private e-mail) the ouput of "showrev -p" from 
your Solaris 9 system where you have it working...

Thanks,
	Torsten