> -----Original Message----- > From: Ralf Habacker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: sexta-feira, 5 de Maio de 2006 19:26 > To: Paulo Jorge Guedes; KDE on Windows > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [Kde-windows] Loading a part on win32/mingw > > Paulo Jorge Guedes schrieb: > > Hi, > > > > I just can't load the part. Under the debugger, the console output is > > this: > > > > win32_mapSo2Dll: 'd:\kde4\\lib\kde4\klinkstatuspart.dll' ) > > win32_mapSo2Dll: 'd:\kde4\lib\kde4\klinkstatuspart.dll' ) > > > here the filename is klinkstatuspart.dll > > lt_dlopen d:/kde4/lib/kde4/libklinkstatuspart.la failed: can't open the > > module > > > > On that directory I have "libklinkstatuspart.dll" and > > "libklinkstatuspart.la". > > > > > here the filename is libklinkstatuspart.dll. > > Seems that cmake does not create the wrong filename for klinkstatuspart > > In general you can install filemon from www.sysinternals.com to see > which files are opened by which applications. This helps a lot for such > problems
I don't have admin permissions :( Anyway, I tried with msvc and noticed the installed part files are named "foobarpart".[dll|la] instead of "libfoobarpart".[dll|la]. CMake gurus, is this really intended (specially the ".la" file)? If I add the prefix lib to the la file "foobarpart.la", that plugin is found, although I get this error: win32_mapSo2Dll: 'd:\kde4-msvc\\lib\kde4\klinkstatuspart.dll' ) klinkstatus: className=KParts::ReadOnlyPartmetaObject->className()=KLinkStatusPa rt klinkstatus: className=KParts::ReadOnlyPartmetaObject->className()=KParts::ReadO nlyPart klinkstatus: create - 1 With mingw the part can't be found and I think the problem lies in the ltdl_win.c code. Paulo _______________________________________________ Kde-buildsystem mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-buildsystem
