qt libraries

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You too !

This has been a problem for a LONG time, and it has just reoccured for me on
Mandrake 7.0.

Here are some responses that I got, that got me past the Qt problem, only now
it thinks that gcc cannot compile !

1)
I had a very similar problems months ago.  Nothing I did, flags, paths, Env
Vars, etc. would help 'CONFIGURE' find the QT libs.

After checking in the file 'configure.log' I found that the problem was really with
the X-Libs, not the QT libs, even though all the messages on the screen
complained about not finding the QT libs!

So...adding '--x-libraries=/usr/X11R6/lib' to the command line fixed everything!

Just a hunch.....

2)
Please, open an xterm window and tell us the output of command called
´set´. And the output of command ´ldconfig -v | grep qt´.

3)
-create your project with the appwizard (yes, the qt´s won´t be found, I
know)
-Build->Configure
-enter: --with-qt-dir=/path_to_qt_dir
-Press OK 

Then the Qt libs and includes should be found by configure

REMOVE config.cache BEFORE in the RFV

Owen


On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> ok. first of all I want to say thanks for Kdevelop, it is really great!...
> I was using kdevelop 1.0 on my laptop running RH6.0 and everything was going
> great, but now I decided to give it a try to SuSE, and so I installed SuSe 6.3
> and got KDK 1.1 while I was at it, but I got a problem...
> When I try to create a new project, when it says "Checking for Qt...", it says
> that it cannot find the qt libraries.
> I have installed the packages qtlibs (run time libraries) and qtdevel
> (development) from the SuSE cd, so I guess it's looking for them in the wrong
> place.
> 
> I had installed the package qtlibs2 (run time libraries from qt 2.0) but then I
> thought maybe that was the cause, and now I have uninstalled it, but still...
> 
> Maybe I could just make a link or something, but I don't know where it is
> expecting to find the libraries. Everything (including KDK) was installed from
> rpm's
> 
> mm.. something else... after saying that it can't find qt, it keeps creating
> the project, and when it's done it shows me the project skeleton, but if i try
> to make it (without writing anything extra) it says "make: no targets".
> Is that because it gave up making the makefiles after not finding qt, or do I
> have another problem there? =)
> 
> If somebody is using suse, has had the same problem, or has any idea what i can
> do, I'll really apreciate it. 
> 
> hope somebody can help me with that.