Bug#4337: MesaGL and s

[W. Tasin]

" Jean Pierre Charalambos H." wrote:
> 
> On Fri, 2 Jun 2000, W. Tasin wrote:
> 
> > Jean Pierre Charalambos wrote:
> > >
> > > Package: kdevelop
> > > Version: 1.2
> > > Severity: normal
> > >
> > > Bugreport ID : 16:57,31.05.00
> > >
> > > Originator      : Jean Pierre Charalambos
> > > E-Mail          : jpchara at ing.unal.edu.co
> > >
> > > Subject : MesaGL and s
> > >
> > > Error Class     : how do I ...
> > > Error Location  : I don´t know
> > > Priority        : high
> > > Bug Description ---------------------------
> > >
> > > I was wondering if you can help me out with 2 questions:
> > >
> > > 1. I have just installed sgmltools into my sistem, but
> > > kdevelop setup advices me that "sgml2html was not found"
> >
> > Is it installed on a standard path, where it could be found??
> I dont know! I just followed the the installation instructions and theres
> a bin in home/usr/bin/sgmltools and others and i really do believe it is
> standard. Anyway i dont see anything like sgml2html... Where else do you
> suggest me to look for?
> 
simply try to call from the command line...
/bin/sh -c sgml2html

if there is a message like:
sh: command not found
or
bash: sgml2html: command not found 

you haven´t installed sgml2html or it is installed on a path which isn´t
handled in the PATH environment variable.


> >
> > >
> > > 2. I'm interesting in developping MesaGL kind of projects
> > > so I tried a KDE normal OpenGL project. This time the
> > > advice is: configure:error Qt-OpenGL (librarties) not
> > > found. Please check your installation. I have slackware 7,
> > > does it mean my Qt libraries are not complete?
> >
> > You need to have also the qt-opengl extension installed.
> > It has to be installed additionally, look into your qt sources,
> > there should be a directory called "extensions".
> > There you will find it.
> >
> But either i didnt find it :-) I tried it with the find utility and it
> appeared to be one match but the dialogo did not show the path! I also
> try in usr/lib/qt but it seems there is only the documentation and
> usr/include/qt... please suggest me something again!

Within an installed "binary" package (which means installing only
binaries, includes, libs and support data files) you cannot find
extensions.
You have to get the sources of qt-package (either by obtaining them via
internet or by looking for a "source" package of QT on your
linux/unix-distribution CDs)

then you have to extract it and you will find also a directory called
extensions.
Look then for the README file and/or INSTALL file.

> 
> A friend of mine asked me to ask you if you know where he can find: Ktsp

Sorry never heard of this... but maybe an internet search engine or some
of the others can help.

> 
> Last point and i forgot it: thx for developping the (for far) best tool
> for developers!

Thx & you are welcome ;-)

> 

Ciao

Walter
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(Zucchero)
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