QT Libraries Not Found

[Sauli Jarvinen]

Hello

I have same problem with beta4 some weeks ago. I solve the problem to make 
sure that QTDIR=/usr/include/<qt1.44> and now it works well.

Sauli

----Original Message Follows----
From: OS <owensavill at compuserve.com>
Reply-To: kdevelop at fara3.cs.uni-potsdam.de
To: kdevelop at barney.cs.uni-potsdam.de
Subject: Re: QT Libraries Not Found
Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 21:06:51 +0000

Hmmmm ! This old chestnut !

I had / periodically get this problem. The problem is that the people at 
'k',
who have kevelop working ok, don't seem to to beleive that this problem is 
real
;)

You can keep trying QTDIR for ever and it will not result in kdevelop 
finding
qt !

Some time ago I replied to someone called Dmitriy with following :

I also had big problems getting pased the qt configure stage !!

I can confirm that you need qt 1.42 (or 1.44 etc) NOT qt 2.

However this is not the only problem !

Kdevelop seems very flakey when it comes to having certain libraries 
installed.
I received numerous e-mail replies relating to setting the QTDIR environment
parameter (export QTDIR=/usr/include/qt) and other similar environment
parameters (LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/qt/lib and
CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=/usr/include/qt). None of these ideas worked !

Eventually Mandrake released a new version of gcc (which included a file 
called
gcc-cpp which replaced cpp) and a new version of libstdc++ which I 
installed.

Kdevelop suddenly started working, and I was STILL using the same qt !!!! -
therefore qt may have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the problem you are
experiencing ! Please persist in your search, but think laterally.

I hope this works for you as it did for me, I never heard back from Dmitriy 
so
maybe it worked for him as well ???

Regards,
Owen

On Wed, 03 Nov 1999, you wrote:
 > Thanks for your suggestion!
 >
 > But QTDIR is set for me.  (Not RedHat, Slackware 4.)
 > Do you know what the script is checking for?
 > I try to read my way through the configure
 > script but it is very complicated.  I can't even
 > find the lines that check for QT...
 >
 > Now if I'd know how the script determines
 > if QT is present, the problem is halfway to
 > being solved.
 >
 > >
 > > --
 > > email 1: delta_x at linuxCoding.de
 > > email 2: delta_x at gmx.net
 > > home   : HTTP://WWW.LinuxCoding.DE
 > >
 > > this problem got many of users with red hat etc. !
 > >
 > > you must define the systemenv $QTDIR !
 > > type
 > >         set <enter>
 > > if you dont see any line with QTDIR than you found your problem !

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