cant find headers?

[John Gluck]

Hi Willy

You found the problem, you just don't believe it...

When you compile, it's not includeing the path to the kde includes.

In the compile line you should

g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. -I/opt/kde/include  (followed by a bunch of other stuff)

In my case, the kde includes are in /opt/kde/include. This is what the last -I above says.

I suspect you have an older version of KDE as well and somehow iconfigure is finding that. When you
correct thing, remove the config.cache and run configure again. Then try to compile.

John

Willy Gardiol wrote:

> Hi!
> i have a redhat7.1 with kde 2.1.1 and i am trying to write a small app which
> uses Qt libs and just kprocess from kde-classes.
> I configured correctly paths in the configuration options (ie: kdevelop
> doesnt complain about kde2.x base dir) BUT if i include
> #include <kprocess.h>
> it says error cant find kprocess.h.
> the file exists, if i wrote:
> #include </usr/include/kde/kprocess.h>
> it seems to work...
>
> so what is the problem??
>
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