Alexander Neundorf wrote: >Hi, > >both KDE and Qt consist of several libraries. >For all of them is searched in a bunch of directories. >It is possible that e.g. Qt 4.1 QtCore_debug (i.e. only the debug > version) is installed in /usr/local/lib/qt4.1/lib, and Qt 4.0 QtCore > (i.e. only the release version) is installed in /usr/lib.
I'd say: use pkg-config and the result it gives you.
That way, you can tweak which library it should find by changing
PKG_CONFIG_PATH
>Currently cmake will find them both and prefer the release over the
> debug version.
Yeah, that's a problem because Qt installs QtCore and QtCore_debug
pkg-config data files. Not much to do here, though...
So, hint: don't install Qt into /usr/lib. :-)
>The same could happen for the kde libraries.
>E.g. libkxmlcore could be found in /opt/kde4/lib, while e.g. kdecore and
> kdeui might be found in /opt/kde3/lib.
>The KDE libraries are currently searched in:
>KDEDIR
>/opt/kde/bin
>/opt/kde4/bin
No, use pkg-config. Which means, of course, we have to create and install
the .pc files...
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