Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> 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
>
>
>    
Well, it wasn't the sudo.  I guess that would have bit me later.
I gave every hint I could find to cmake and its scripts. Here
are the relevant paths:

CMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH="/opt/qt/include:/usr/include/dbus-1.0:/opt/trinity-3.5.13/include:/usr/X11R7/include:/usr/X11R7/include/X11"

CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH="/opt/qt:/opt/trinity-3.5.13:/usr/X11R7"

CPATH="/usr/X11R7/include:/usr/X11R7/include/X11"

LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/opt/trinity-3.5.13/lib:/opt/trinity-3.5.13/lib/trinity:/usr/X11R7/lib"

LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/X11R7/lib"

I don't know which are superfluous, but it works.

I had to:
    export CXXFLAGS="-fpermissive"
to compile akode.  I have to work on some requirements for Kdepim.
Some of those options apparently are not.  The Kdegraphics script
uses $MAKEDIR but does not define it.  There are still some
references to aRts-1.5.10 in the book.  For the most part, after
the hassle with the core packages, things are working well.

  -- Walter

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