Walter Webb wrote: > The options in the file CMakeLists.txt in kdebase have some text > in a string, as if it were intended for the cmake equivalent, of > ./configure --help. But I have never found any evidence that > such an equivalent exists. If I had, I would not have had my > main problem. I should have figured it out anyhow. I never > installed sudo, so the option "WITH_SUDO_KDESU_BACKEND" was a > bad one for me.
I didn't know how best to explain that. The paragraph after the cmake command tried. > Cmake also has selective problems identifying certain libraries. > I put links in /usr/lib for libX11, libXinerama & libGL. I also > linked libGLU so I wouldn't run into a problem with it later. I found that too. It's not so much cmake itself, but the scripts it uses, CMakeLists.txt and others. > There is still a mystery. I installed Slackware with no KDE4 > or Qt4. I compiled Trinity, and got the same problem I had > with LFS, even with sudo; so maybe there is a deeper problem. Yes, the translation of the ./configure script to cmake has missed some things. When I was doing Trinity for the book, it was more of a pain than particularly difficult. -- Bruce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
