On Thursday December 11 2003 06:13, Simone Piunno wrote:
> sip code generator path (sip) is /usr/local/bin
> sip version is 3.8
> sip lib directory (libsip*) is
> /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages sip include directory
> (sipQt.h) is /usr/include/python2.3
> PyQt lib directory is /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages
> PyQt lib version is 3.8
> PyQt sip files directory is /usr/share/PyQt-x11-gpl-3.8/sip
> PyQt sip version is 3.8.0
> Generating the C++ source for the dcop module.
> sip: /usr/share/PyQt-x11-gpl-3.8/sip/qevent.sip:427: parse
> error /usr/local/bin/sip failed with an exit code of 256.
In my version of PyQt-3.8.0, qevent.sip line 427 is:
virtual ~QEvent();
>From the PyQt Changelog, this was made virtual in June of this
year.
The only thing I could suggest is that line 427 has been somehow
altered. Otherwise (much as I hate to do it) I'd suspect a
hardware problem. For example, I had a CPU overheating that
would cause random errors similar to this.
This is a problem with sip parsing PyQt's qevent.sip. Consider
that you've probably already built PyQt using the same code (or
presumably someone has if you're using packaged binaries for
sip/PyQt) and run it through the same version of sip
successfully.
You can try removing the "virtual" qualifier from that line so
it's just:
~QEvent();
or comment the line out (//) altogether. This doesn't affect PyQt
(unless you rebuild - then you don't want to have modified the
line). It shouldn't cause any problems with PyKDE though (unless
it causes a linking problem ??)
I can't duplicate this, since I've run this build a lot of times
already without problem (or this problem anyway). I guess I'd
start with the modifications above, and see if anything else in
the build process fails that might give a better indication of
the cause.
Which distribution/version are you using?
Jim
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