seperate source from kdevelop

[David Grill Watson]

You certainly don't need to have KDevelop to build programs created with it!

KDevelop uses (as far as I am aware) autoconf/automake.  Basically, you just 
make a source distribution, which contains a file named 'configure'.  Untar 
the source, cd into the directory, and run './configure && make'.  This 
should build your program.

On Mon, 02 Oct 2000, you wrote:
> Does anyone have notes on how to seperate a program source from
> Kdevelop.
> I would like to develop under kdevelop, but if I wanted to give source
> to someone -
> I would like to give them source and a make file (in case they do not
> have kdevelop.
> My initial thoughts would be to
> combine the higher level window classes ( created by kdevelop ) with the
> lower
> ones that they re-write.  Then I would create a make file for it.  Is
> there a documented
> process or can someone give a little more info and I would then be able
> to figure the
> rest of it out.
>
> This in no ways says anything bad about kdevelop.  To the contrary, I
> very much like
> it.