Compiling FSView source code

[Usman Ajmal]

Well, i thought FSView has been developed using Qt so it should better be a
Qt project.

You are right. There are Makefile.am and Makefile.in files, which i think
are there for buildsystem. Makefile.am however, shows that 'automake' should
be used but i could not found easy-to-understand examples of how to use this
command.

I just want to build the project or the set of .cpp and .h files myself.

The list of files that i have now in a folder named 'test' are:
fsview.cpp, fsview.h, inode.h, inode.cpp, scan.h, scan.cpp, treemap.h,
treemap.cpp, fsview_part.h, fsview_part.cpp, Makefile.am and Makefile.in but
i want to build these Makefiles myself.

Does that sound right? Can i develop them? When and how to use automake?

Thanks a lot


On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 11:23 PM, Alejandro Exojo <suy at kurly.org> wrote:

> El Miércoles, 15 de Abril de 2009, Usman Ajmal escribió:
> > I recently download FSView code and now i just want to compile it....I
> made
> > a project named test.pro and added files of FSView code to it. Then i
> run
> > command
>
> If you downloaded the FSView code, it very probably has the files for the
> buildsystem. Why did you created a qmake project file? Note that, FSView
> probably is a KDE application, so it probably uses cmake (or autoconf,
> automake, etc. in KDE 3), but not qmake.
>
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