Hi,
Again a Q about compiling KDE applications, Caitoo 2 b
exact.
What can be the reason that a ./configure script will
produce the message:
checking for KDE headers installed... configure:
error: your system is not able to compile a small KDE
application! Check, if you installed the KDE header
files correctly.
I'm using a brand new and freshly installed RedHat
7.3, all the DEVEL packages of the KDE 3 WM are
installed, QT is installed, KDEDIR is set to /usr and
yet no matter what -I or --includedir I give it always
gives the same message.
On the other hand my KDevelop has no problem compiling
KDE applications.
I'm at a complete loss here, please any ideas ?
Thanks
Erez
PS
The code that produces that message is a test
compilation of the following file:
#include <stdio.h>
#include "confdefs.h"
#include <kapp.h>
int main() {
printf("kde_htmldir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_htmldir().data());
printf("kde_appsdir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_appsdir().data());
printf("kde_icondir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_icondir().data());
printf("kde_sounddir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_sounddir().data());
printf("kde_datadir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_datadir().data());
printf("kde_locale=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_localedir().data());
printf("kde_cgidir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_cgidir().data());
printf("kde_confdir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_configdir().data());
printf("kde_mimedir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_mimedir().data());
printf("kde_toolbardir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_toolbardir().data());
printf("kde_wallpaperdir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_wallpaperdir().data());
printf("kde_bindir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_bindir().data());
printf("kde_partsdir=\"%s\"\n",
KApplication::kde_partsdir().data());
return 0;
}
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